Difference between revisions of "Template:MobileMapRow"
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| − | ! scope="row" data-th="Map"| {{ | + | ! scope="row" data-th="Map"| {{{name}}} |
| − | | data-th="Creator(s)"| {{ | + | | data-th="Creator(s)"| {{{creators}}} |
| − | | data-th=" | + | | data-th="Primary Type"| {{{primary}}} |
| − | | data-th=" | + | | data-th="Secondary Types"| {{{secondary|None}}} |
| − | | data-th=" | + | | data-th="Location"| {{{location}}} |
| − | | data-th="Map Code"| {{{ | + | | data-th="Difficulty"| {{{difficulty}}} |
| − | | data-th="Publication"| {{{ | + | | data-th="Map Code"| {{{mapcode}}} |
| + | | data-th="Publication"| {{{date}}} | ||
<noinclude> | <noinclude> | ||
| + | <pre style="overflow:auto;"> | ||
1 refers to the map name (e.g. 'Napped). | 1 refers to the map name (e.g. 'Napped). | ||
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10 refers to maps with multiple point values. It just leaves an indicator for the specifications at the bottom of the list. | 10 refers to maps with multiple point values. It just leaves an indicator for the specifications at the bottom of the list. | ||
| + | </pre> | ||
</noinclude> | </noinclude> | ||
Revision as of 06:35, 11 December 2025
|- ! scope="row" data-th="Map"| {{{name}}} | data-th="Creator(s)"| {{{creators}}} | data-th="Primary Type"| {{{primary}}} | data-th="Secondary Types"| None | data-th="Location"| {{{location}}} | data-th="Difficulty"| {{{difficulty}}} | data-th="Map Code"| {{{mapcode}}} | data-th="Publication"| {{{date}}}
1 refers to the map name (e.g. 'Napped). 2 refers to the first creator (e.g. rickyboy320). If this equals Minr, it will give a dagger symbol for it as well. 3, 4, 11, and 12 refer to creators of a map, if they exist (e.g. skyerzz). 5 refers to the Map Types (e.g. Parkour) [You'll have to do these yourself as I'm not double-bracket checking for 4 types]. 6 refers to the Difficulty, possibly will be colored, too? (E.g. 12 Points). 7 refers to the Location (e.g. FFA). 8 refers to the Map Code (e.g. npd). 9 refers to the Publication (e.g. January 14, 2014). 10 refers to maps with multiple point values. It just leaves an indicator for the specifications at the bottom of the list.