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Thibeault at 21:14, 15 August 2024

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	The Recipe Link "rl" template is used on the Tables of recipes, such as the [[Dry_Etching_Recipes\|Dry Etching Recipes page]]. We use this to show that a recipe is available for some material, and also link to the page/section with that recipe.		The Recipe Link "rl" template is used on the Tables of recipes, such as the [[Dry_Etching_Recipes\|Dry Etching Recipes page]]. We use this to show that a recipe is available for some material, and also link to the page/section with that recipe.

	It will display as a default, if no recipe level is indicated, the text "R" and allows you to link to a subheading on a page (eg. one of the links in the table of contents on a page). The resulting URL will jump to that position on the web page.		It will display as a default, if no recipe level is indicated, the text "R1" and allows you to link to a subheading on a page (eg. one of the links in the table of contents on a page). The resulting URL will jump to that position on the web page.

	If you want to display a different Recipe maturity level, you can specify this using the third argument of the function as indicated below.		If you want to display a different Recipe maturity level, you can specify this using the third argument of the function as indicated below.

Thibeault at 00:58, 15 August 2024

2024-08-15T00:58:20Z

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	The Recipe Link "rl" template is used on the Tables of recipes, such as the [[Dry_Etching_Recipes\|Dry Etching Recipes page]]. We use this to show that a recipe is available for some material, and also link to the page/section with that recipe.		The Recipe Link "rl" template is used on the Tables of recipes, such as the [[Dry_Etching_Recipes\|Dry Etching Recipes page]]. We use this to show that a recipe is available for some material, and also link to the page/section with that recipe.

	It will display the text "R" and allows you to link to a subheading on a page (eg. one of the links in the table of contents on a page). The resulting URL will jump to that position on the web page.		It will display as a default, if no recipe level is indicated, the text "R" and allows you to link to a subheading on a page (eg. one of the links in the table of contents on a page). The resulting URL will jump to that position on the web page.

			If you want to display a different Recipe maturity level, you can specify this using the third argument of the function as indicated below.

	=== Arguments ===		=== Arguments ===

	This template (rl = Recipe Link) takes 2 arguments.		This template (rl = Recipe Link) takes 3 arguments.

	*the first argument is the name of the main page.		*the first argument is the name of the main page.
	*the second argument is the subheading that you want to link to.		*the second argument is the subheading that you want to link to.
			*the third argument is the recipe maturity level. R1 through R6, as defined by the recipe maturity table definitions

	=== Example ===		=== Example ===

	To link to the section "''Al Etch (Panasonic 1)''" on the ''[[ICP_Etching_Recipes \| ICP Etching Recipes]]'' page, you would write the template like so:		To declare a recipe maturity level of R2 and link to the section "''Al Etch (Panasonic 1)''" on the ''[[ICP_Etching_Recipes \| ICP Etching Recipes]]'' page, you would write the template like so:

	<pre>		<pre>
	{{rl\|ICP Etching Recipes\|Al Etch (Panasonic 1)}}		{{rl\|ICP Etching Recipes\|Al Etch (Panasonic 1)\|R2}}
	</pre>		</pre>

	This will display as so:		This will display as so:

	{{rl\|ICP Etching Recipes\|Al Etch (Panasonic 1)}}		{{rl\|ICP Etching Recipes\|Al Etch (Panasonic 1)\|R2}}

John d: arguments heading

2018-01-08T20:15:25Z

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	It will display the text "R" and allows you to link to a subheading on a page (eg. one of the links in the table of contents on a page). The resulting URL will jump to that position on the web page.		It will display the text "R" and allows you to link to a subheading on a page (eg. one of the links in the table of contents on a page). The resulting URL will jump to that position on the web page.

			=== Arguments ===

	This template (rl = Recipe Link) takes 2 arguments.		This template (rl = Recipe Link) takes 2 arguments.

John d: added example, verbose description

2018-01-08T20:14:41Z

added example, verbose description

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 This template (rl = Recipe Link) takes 2 arguments.
-*the first argument is the page name
+*the first argument is the name of the main page.
-*the second argument is the subheading
+*the second argument is the subheading that you want to link to.

Zwarburg: Created page with "This template (rl = Recipe Link) takes 2 arguments. the first argument is the page name the second argument is the subheading"

2012-08-28T15:17:47Z

Created page with "This template (rl = Recipe Link) takes 2 arguments. *the first argument is the page name *the second argument is the subheading"

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