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The side-by-side template without having to copy all the code. Just type <nowiki>{{sbs| | The side-by-side template without having to copy all the code. Just type <nowiki>{{sbs|In truth, the gold standard is already a barbarous relic.|Mises Wiki's response}}</nowiki> to create the classic | ||
{{sbs| | {{sbs|In truth, the gold standard is already a barbarous relic.|Mises Wiki's response}} | ||
If you want to use the = sign within the text, you must explicitly assign the variables "1" and "2", which represent the first text and the second text respectively. So for example, <nowiki>{{sbs|1=This piece of text has an = sign in it|2=This piece of text also has an = sign in it}}</nowiki> comes out as: | If you want to use the = sign within the text, you must explicitly assign the variables "1" and "2", which represent the first text and the second text respectively. So for example, <nowiki>{{sbs|1=This piece of text has an = sign in it|2=This piece of text also has an = sign in it}}</nowiki> comes out as: | ||
{{sbs|1=This piece of text has an = sign in it|2=This piece of text also has an = sign in it}} | {{sbs|1=This piece of text has an = sign in it|2=This piece of text also has an = sign in it}} | ||
See also: [[:Template:Sbs-title|here]] for how to make column titles. | See also: [[:Template:Sbs-title|here]] for how to make column titles. | ||
Latest revision as of 06:25, 1 December 2012
The side-by-side template without having to copy all the code. Just type {{sbs|In truth, the gold standard is already a barbarous relic.|Mises Wiki's response}} to create the classic
| In truth, the gold standard is already a barbarous relic. | Mises Wiki's response |
If you want to use the = sign within the text, you must explicitly assign the variables "1" and "2", which represent the first text and the second text respectively. So for example, {{sbs|1=This piece of text has an = sign in it|2=This piece of text also has an = sign in it}} comes out as:
| This piece of text has an = sign in it | This piece of text also has an = sign in it |
See also: here for how to make column titles.