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Note that this template works differently on Meta because NavFrame is not supported in MediaWiki:Common.js. It has been rewritten using collapsible tables.


The original working wiki code used on other wikis contains:

<div class="NavFrame" style="border:none;"><!--
--><div class="NavHead" style="font-weight:{{{fw1|bold}}};background-color:{{{bg1|transparent}}};text-align:{{{ta1|center}}};{{{headercss|}}}"><!--
-->{{{header|{{{1}}}}}}<!--
-->&nbsp;</div><!--
--><div class="NavContent" style="display:none;font-weight:{{{fw2|normal}}};background-color:{{{bg2|transparent}}};text-align:{{{ta2|left}}};{{{contentcss|}}}"><!--
-->{{{content|{{{2}}}}}}<!--
--></div></div>

[edit] Usage

This template displays the first parameter (the heading) with a [show] link on the right. If [show] is clicked by the user, the second parameter (the body) is displayed below the heading and the [show] link becomes [hide]. Clicking on [hide] then hides the body again and the [hide] link becomes [show] again. The following parameters are also available:

fw1 
the font-weight for the heading (default "bold")
fw2 
the font-weight for the body (default "normal")
bg1 
the background-color for the heading (default "transparent")
bg2 
the background-color for the body (default "transparent")
ta1 
the text-align for the heading (default "center")
ta2 
the text-align for the body (default "left")
state 
collapsed (by default) or autocollapse : see collapsible tables.
headercss 
add CSS to the header.
contentcss 
add CSS to the content box.


Note: This template will not respect the user preference "justify paragraphs".

With ta1=right or a long header the header overlaps the show/hide link (at least in some browsers):


This template creates a dynamic navigation box using style sheet declarations in MediaWiki:Common.css and Javascript code in MediaWiki:Common.js.