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Casiope at 15:09, 21 July 2020

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	The {{tl\|kbd}} ~~template~~ is for explicitly indicating that the content inside it represents input from a keyboard or other source (speech recognition software, standard input, etc.).		The template {{tl\|kbd}} is for explicitly indicating that the content inside it represents input from a keyboard or other source (speech recognition software, standard input, etc.).

	It uses the XHML element for keyboard input {{tag\|kbd}} which exists for this purpose, and applies some styling to it, namely a faint grey background (borrowed from the related template {{tlx\|key press}}) and slight CSS letter‐spacing to suggest individually entered characters. It retains the default monospaced (non‐proportional) font style of the {{tag\|kbd\|open}} element. Because it uses {{tag\|kbd}} instead of simply applying visual style effects, it is semantic markup that conveys meaning, and it can be further acted upon by the user agent (e.g. with custom local style sheets). This tag is the exact opposite of {{tlx\|samp}}, which is for example output.		It uses the XHML element for keyboard input {{tag\|kbd}} which exists for this purpose, and applies some styling to it, namely a faint grey background (borrowed from the related template {{tlx\|key press}}) and slight CSS letter‐spacing to suggest individually entered characters. It retains the default monospaced (non‐proportional) font style of the {{tag\|kbd\|open}} element. Because it uses {{tag\|kbd}} instead of simply applying visual style effects, it is semantic markup that conveys meaning, and it can be further acted upon by the user agent (e.g. with custom local style sheets). This tag is the exact opposite of {{tlx\|samp}}, which is for example output.

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	The {{tl\|kbd}} template is for explicitly indicating that the content inside it represents input from a keyboard or other source (speech recognition software, standard input, etc.) It uses the XHML element for keyboard input {{tag\|kbd}} which exists for this purpose, and applies some styling to it, namely a faint grey background (borrowed from the related template {{tlx\|key press}}) and slight CSS letter‐spacing to suggest individually entered characters. It retains the default monospaced (non‐proportional) font style of the {{tag\|kbd\|open}} element. Because it uses {{tag\|kbd}} instead of simply applying visual style effects, it is semantic markup that conveys meaning, and it can be further acted upon by the user agent (e.g. with custom local style sheets). This tag is the exact opposite of {{tlx\|samp}}, which is for example output.		The {{tl\|kbd}} template is for explicitly indicating that the content inside it represents input from a keyboard or other source (speech recognition software, standard input, etc.).

			It uses the XHML element for keyboard input {{tag\|kbd}} which exists for this purpose, and applies some styling to it, namely a faint grey background (borrowed from the related template {{tlx\|key press}}) and slight CSS letter‐spacing to suggest individually entered characters. It retains the default monospaced (non‐proportional) font style of the {{tag\|kbd\|open}} element. Because it uses {{tag\|kbd}} instead of simply applying visual style effects, it is semantic markup that conveys meaning, and it can be further acted upon by the user agent (e.g. with custom local style sheets). This tag is the exact opposite of {{tlx\|samp}}, which is for example output.

	== Usage ==		== Usage ==

Casiope at 13:40, 11 July 2020

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	~~== Purpose ==~~		The {{tl\|kbd}} template is for explicitly indicating that the content inside it represents input from a keyboard or other source (speech recognition software, standard input, etc.) It uses the XHML element for keyboard input {{tag\|kbd}} which exists for this purpose, and applies some styling to it, namely a faint grey background (borrowed from the related template {{tlx\|key press}}) and slight CSS letter‐spacing to suggest individually entered characters. It retains the default monospaced (non‐proportional) font style of the {{tag\|kbd\|open}} element. Because it uses {{tag\|kbd}} instead of simply applying visual style effects, it is semantic markup that conveys meaning, and it can be further acted upon by the user agent (e.g. with custom local style sheets). This tag is the exact opposite of {{tlx\|samp}}, which is for example output.

	~~This~~ template is for explicitly indicating that the content inside it represents input from a keyboard or other source (speech recognition software, standard input, etc.) It uses the XHML element for keyboard input {{tag\|kbd}} which exists for this purpose, and applies some styling to it, namely a faint grey background (borrowed from the related template {{tlx\|key press}}) and slight CSS letter‐spacing to suggest individually entered characters. It retains the default monospaced (non‐proportional) font style of the {{tag\|kbd\|open}} element. Because it uses {{tag\|kbd}} instead of simply applying visual style effects, it is semantic markup that conveys meaning, and it can be further acted upon by the user agent (e.g. with custom local style sheets). This tag is the exact opposite of {{tlx\|samp}}, which is for example output.

	== Usage ==		== Usage ==
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	* {{tlx\|summertimesaga button}} – produces a visual effect for ''Summertime Saga'' interface elements.		* {{tlx\|summertimesaga button}} – produces a visual effect for ''Summertime Saga'' interface elements.

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Casiope at 21:23, 10 July 2020

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	== Purpose ==		== Purpose ==

	This template is for explicitly indicating that the content inside it represents input from a keyboard or other source (speech recognition software, ~~[[wikipedia:~~standard input~~\|standard input]]~~, etc.) It uses the ~~[[wikipedia:XHTML\|~~XHML]] element {{tag\|kbd}} ~~(''keyboard input'')~~ which exists for this purpose, and applies some styling to it, namely a faint grey background (borrowed from the related template {{tlx\|key press}}) and slight ~~[[wikipedia:Cascading style sheets\|~~CSS~~]] letter-spacing~~ to suggest individually entered characters. It retains the default monospaced (~~non-proportional~~) font style of the {{tag\|kbd\|open}} element. Because it uses {{tag\|kbd}} instead of simply applying visual style effects, it is ~~[[wikipedia:semantic markup\|~~semantic markup]] that conveys meaning, and it can be further acted upon by the user agent (e.g. with custom local style sheets). This tag is the exact opposite of {{tlx\|samp}}, which is for example output.		This template is for explicitly indicating that the content inside it represents input from a keyboard or other source (speech recognition software, standard input, etc.) It uses the XHML element for keyboard input {{tag\|kbd}} which exists for this purpose, and applies some styling to it, namely a faint grey background (borrowed from the related template {{tlx\|key press}}) and slight CSS letter‐spacing to suggest individually entered characters. It retains the default monospaced (non‐proportional) font style of the {{tag\|kbd\|open}} element. Because it uses {{tag\|kbd}} instead of simply applying visual style effects, it is semantic markup that conveys meaning, and it can be further acted upon by the user agent (e.g. with custom local style sheets). This tag is the exact opposite of {{tlx\|samp}}, which is for example output.

	== Usage ==		== Usage ==

	The template takes one mandatory parameter, the content to be marked up. If this content contains ~~"=" (~~an equals sign), the parameter '''must''' be explicitly named {{para\|1}}, or the template will fail. (This is a limitation of the MediaWiki software, not the template.) It is always safer to use {{para\|1}} syntax. It may be used as a container for {{tlx\|var}} or {{tag\|var}} when the example keyboard input contains or consists entirely of a variable. It may also be used with (but not inside) {{tlx\|code}}, or with {{tag\|code}} (it generally should not be used inside the latter, as input is not a part of source code, but something that interacts with it; however, this style can be used to illustrate computer display of mixed type, as illustrated below).		The template takes one mandatory parameter, the content to be marked up. If this content contains an equals sign “=”, the parameter '''must''' be explicitly named {{para\|1}}, or the template will fail. (This is a limitation of the MediaWiki software, not the template.) It is always safer to use {{para\|1}} syntax. It may be used as a container for {{tlx\|var}} or {{tag\|var}} when the example keyboard input contains or consists entirely of a variable. It may also be used with (but not inside) {{tlx\|code}}, or with {{tag\|code}} (it generally should not be used inside the latter, as input is not a part of source code, but something that interacts with it; however, this style can be used to illustrate computer display of mixed type, as illustrated below).

	There is an optional parameter {{para\|spacing=no}} (or {{para\|spacing=n}} or any other value), to get rid of the slight letter spacing, which can look awkward on long passages of input.		There is an optional parameter {{para\|spacing=no}} (or {{para\|spacing=n}} or any other value), to get rid of the slight letter spacing, which can look awkward on long passages of input.
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	== Examples ==		== Examples ==

	* {{tnull\|kbd\|71077345}}: ~~"Entering~~ {{kbd\|71077345}} on a calculator and turning it upside down appears to spell ''~~[[wikipedia:Royal Dutch Shell\|~~ShellOil]]''."		* {{tnull\|kbd\|71077345}}: “Entering {{kbd\|71077345}} on a calculator and turning it upside down appears to spell ''ShellOil''.”
	* {{tnull\|kbd\|1{{=}}ssh <nowiki>{{var\|hostname}}</nowiki>}} with {{tnull\|samp\|%}}: ~~"At~~ the {{samp\|%}} prompt, the user must enter {{kbd\|1=ssh {{var\|hostname}}}}."		* {{tnull\|kbd\|1{{=}}ssh <nowiki>{{var\|hostname}}</nowiki>}} with {{tnull\|samp\|%}}: “At the {{samp\|%}} prompt, the user must enter {{kbd\|1=ssh {{var\|hostname}}}}.”
	* {{tnull\|kbd\|1{{=}}ssh <nowiki>{{var\|hostname}}</nowiki>}} with {{tnull\|samp\|%}} and {{tnull\|key press\|Enter}}: ~~"At~~ the {{samp\|%}} prompt, the user must input {{kbd\|1=ssh {{var\|hostname}}}}{{key press\|Enter}}."		* {{tnull\|kbd\|1{{=}}ssh <nowiki>{{var\|hostname}}</nowiki>}} with {{tnull\|samp\|%}} and {{tnull\|key press\|Enter}}: “At the {{samp\|%}} prompt, the user must input {{kbd\|1=ssh {{var\|hostname}}}}{{key press\|Enter}}.”
	* Inside {{tag\|code}}: ~~"The~~ commandline should read: <code>% {{kbd\|1=ssh {{var\|hostname}}}}</code> (where {{var\|hostname}} is the IP address or domain name of the system to connect to); if this is correct, press {{key press\|Enter}}."		* Inside {{tag\|code}}: “The commandline should read: <code>% {{kbd\|1=ssh {{var\|hostname}}}}</code> (where {{var\|hostname}} is the IP address or domain name of the system to connect to); if this is correct, press {{key press\|Enter}}.”

			=== See also ===

			* {{tlx\|key press}} – designed to illustrate keys and keystrokes on a computer keyboard.
			* {{tlx\|summertimesaga button}} – produces a visual effect for ''Summertime Saga'' interface elements.

	[[Category:Templates]]		[[Category:Templates]]
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Casiope at 11:44, 3 July 2019

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	* Inside {{tag\|code}}: "The commandline should read: <code>% {{kbd\|1=ssh {{var\|hostname}}}}</code> (where {{var\|hostname}} is the IP address or domain name of the system to connect to); if this is correct, press {{key press\|Enter}}."		* Inside {{tag\|code}}: "The commandline should read: <code>% {{kbd\|1=ssh {{var\|hostname}}}}</code> (where {{var\|hostname}} is the IP address or domain name of the system to connect to); if this is correct, press {{key press\|Enter}}."

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Casiope at 11:34, 3 July 2019

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	* Inside {{tag\|code}}: "The commandline should read: <code>% {{kbd\|1=ssh {{var\|hostname}}}}</code> (where {{var\|hostname}} is the IP address or domain name of the system to connect to); if this is correct, press {{key press\|Enter}}."		* Inside {{tag\|code}}: "The commandline should read: <code>% {{kbd\|1=ssh {{var\|hostname}}}}</code> (where {{var\|hostname}} is the IP address or domain name of the system to connect to); if this is correct, press {{key press\|Enter}}."

	[[Category:~~Documentation subpages~~]]		[[Category:Templates documentation]]

Casiope at 23:24, 9 June 2019

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	== Usage ==		== Usage ==

	The template takes one mandatory parameter, the content to be marked up. If this content contains "=" (an equals sign), the parameter ~~{{em\|~~must}} be explicitly named {{para\|1}}, or the template will fail. (This is a limitation of the MediaWiki software, not the template.) It is always safer to use {{para\|1}} syntax. It may be used as a container for {{tlx\|var}} or {{tag\|var}} when the example keyboard input contains or consists entirely of a variable. It may also be used with (but not inside) {{tlx\|code}}, or with {{tag\|code}} (it generally should not be used inside the latter, as input is not a part of source code, but something that interacts with it; however, this style can be used to illustrate computer display of mixed type, as illustrated below).		The template takes one mandatory parameter, the content to be marked up. If this content contains "=" (an equals sign), the parameter '''must''' be explicitly named {{para\|1}}, or the template will fail. (This is a limitation of the MediaWiki software, not the template.) It is always safer to use {{para\|1}} syntax. It may be used as a container for {{tlx\|var}} or {{tag\|var}} when the example keyboard input contains or consists entirely of a variable. It may also be used with (but not inside) {{tlx\|code}}, or with {{tag\|code}} (it generally should not be used inside the latter, as input is not a part of source code, but something that interacts with it; however, this style can be used to illustrate computer display of mixed type, as illustrated below).

	There is an optional parameter {{para\|spacing=no}} (or {{para\|spacing=n}} or any other value), to get rid of the slight letter spacing, which can look awkward on long passages of input.		There is an optional parameter {{para\|spacing=no}} (or {{para\|spacing=n}} or any other value), to get rid of the slight letter spacing, which can look awkward on long passages of input.

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	== Usage ==		== Usage ==

	The template takes one mandatory parameter, the content to be marked up. If this content contains "=" (an equals sign), the parameter {{em\|must}} be explicitly named {{para\|1}}, or the template will fail. (This is a limitation of the MediaWiki software, not the template.) It is always safer to use {{para\|1}} syntax. It may be used as a container for {{tlx\|var~~}}, {{tlx\|var serif~~}} or {{tag\|var}} when the example keyboard input contains or consists entirely of a variable. It may also be used with (but not inside) {{tlx\|code}}, or with {{tag\|code}} (it generally should not be used inside the latter, as input is not a part of source code, but something that interacts with it; however, this style can be used to illustrate computer display of mixed type, as illustrated below).		The template takes one mandatory parameter, the content to be marked up. If this content contains "=" (an equals sign), the parameter {{em\|must}} be explicitly named {{para\|1}}, or the template will fail. (This is a limitation of the MediaWiki software, not the template.) It is always safer to use {{para\|1}} syntax. It may be used as a container for {{tlx\|var}} or {{tag\|var}} when the example keyboard input contains or consists entirely of a variable. It may also be used with (but not inside) {{tlx\|code}}, or with {{tag\|code}} (it generally should not be used inside the latter, as input is not a part of source code, but something that interacts with it; however, this style can be used to illustrate computer display of mixed type, as illustrated below).

	There is an optional parameter {{para\|spacing=no}} (or {{para\|spacing=n}} or any other value), to get rid of the slight letter spacing, which can look awkward on long passages of input.		There is an optional parameter {{para\|spacing=no}} (or {{para\|spacing=n}} or any other value), to get rid of the slight letter spacing, which can look awkward on long passages of input.

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== Purpose ==

This template is for explicitly indicating that the content inside it represents input from a keyboard or other source (speech recognition software, [[wikipedia:standard input|standard input]], etc.) It uses the [[wikipedia:XHTML|XHML]] element {{tag|kbd}} (''keyboard input'') which exists for this purpose, and applies some styling to it, namely a faint grey background (borrowed from the related template {{tlx|key press}}) and slight [[wikipedia:Cascading style sheets|CSS]] letter-spacing to suggest individually entered characters. It retains the default monospaced (non-proportional) font style of the {{tag|kbd|open}} element. Because it uses {{tag|kbd}} instead of simply applying visual style effects, it is [[wikipedia:semantic markup|semantic markup]] that conveys meaning, and it can be further acted upon by the user agent (e.g. with custom local style sheets). This tag is the exact opposite of {{tlx|samp}}, which is for example output.

== Usage ==

The template takes one mandatory parameter, the content to be marked up. If this content contains "=" (an equals sign), the parameter {{em|must}} be explicitly named {{para|1}}, or the template will fail. (This is a limitation of the MediaWiki software, not the template.) It is always safer to use {{para|1}} syntax. It may be used as a container for {{tlx|var}}, {{tlx|var serif}} or {{tag|var}} when the example keyboard input contains or consists entirely of a variable. It may also be used with (but not inside) {{tlx|code}}, or with {{tag|code}} (it generally should not be used inside the latter, as input is not a part of source code, but something that interacts with it; however, this style can be used to illustrate computer display of mixed type, as illustrated below).

There is an optional parameter {{para|spacing=no}} (or {{para|spacing=n}} or any other value), to get rid of the slight letter spacing, which can look awkward on long passages of input.

== Examples ==

* {{tnull|kbd|71077345}}: "Entering {{kbd|71077345}} on a calculator and turning it upside down appears to spell ''[[wikipedia:Royal Dutch Shell|ShellOil]]''."
* {{tnull|kbd|1{{=}}ssh <nowiki>{{var|hostname}}</nowiki>}} with {{tnull|samp|%}}: "At the {{samp|%}} prompt, the user must enter {{kbd|1=ssh {{var|hostname}}}}."
* {{tnull|kbd|1{{=}}ssh <nowiki>{{var|hostname}}</nowiki>}} with {{tnull|samp|%}} and {{tnull|key press|Enter}}: "At the {{samp|%}} prompt, the user must input {{kbd|1=ssh {{var|hostname}}}}{{key press|Enter}}."
* Inside {{tag|code}}: "The commandline should read: <code>% {{kbd|1=ssh {{var|hostname}}}}</code> (where {{var|hostname}} is the IP address or domain name of the system to connect to); if this is correct, press {{key press|Enter}}."

[[Category:Documentation subpages]]

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	The template {{tl\|kbd}} is for explicitly indicating that the content inside it represents input from a keyboard or other source (speech recognition software, standard input, etc.).		The template {{tlg\|kbd}} is for explicitly indicating that the content inside it represents input from a keyboard or other source (speech recognition software, standard input, etc.).

	It uses the XHML element for keyboard input {{tag\|kbd}} which exists for this purpose, and applies some styling to it, namely a faint grey background (borrowed from the related template {{~~tlx~~\|key press}}) and slight CSS letter‐spacing to suggest individually entered characters. It retains the default monospaced (non‐proportional) font style of the {{tag\|kbd\|open}} element. Because it uses {{tag\|kbd}} instead of simply applying visual style effects, it is semantic markup that conveys meaning, and it can be further acted upon by the user agent (e.g. with custom local style sheets). This tag is the exact opposite of {{~~tlx~~\|samp}}, which is for example output.		It uses the XHML element for keyboard input {{tag\|kbd}} which exists for this purpose, and applies some styling to it, namely a faint grey background (borrowed from the related template {{tlg\|code=yes\|nowrap=yes\|key press}}) and slight CSS letter‐spacing to suggest individually entered characters. It retains the default monospaced (non‐proportional) font style of the {{tag\|kbd\|open}} element. Because it uses {{tag\|kbd}} instead of simply applying visual style effects, it is semantic markup that conveys meaning, and it can be further acted upon by the user agent (e.g. with custom local style sheets). This tag is the exact opposite of {{tlg\|code=yes\|samp}}, which is for example output.

	== Usage ==		== Usage ==

	The template takes one mandatory parameter, the content to be marked up. If this content contains an equals sign “=”, the parameter '''must''' be explicitly named {{para\|1}}, or the template will fail. (This is a limitation of the MediaWiki software, not the template.) It is always safer to use {{para\|1}} syntax. It may be used as a container for {{~~tlx~~\|var}} or {{tag\|var}} when the example keyboard input contains or consists entirely of a variable. It may also be used with (but not inside) {{~~tlx~~\|code}}, or with {{tag\|code}} (it generally should not be used inside the latter, as input is not a part of source code, but something that interacts with it; however, this style can be used to illustrate computer display of mixed type, as illustrated below).		The template takes one mandatory parameter, the content to be marked up. If this content contains an equals sign “=”, the parameter '''must''' be explicitly named {{para\|1}}, or the template will fail. (This is a limitation of the MediaWiki software, not the template.) It is always safer to use {{para\|1}} syntax. It may be used as a container for {{tlg\|code=yes\|var}} or {{tag\|var}} when the example keyboard input contains or consists entirely of a variable. It may also be used with (but not inside) {{tlg\|code=yes\|code}} or with {{tag\|code}} (it generally should not be used inside the latter, as input is not a part of source code, but something that interacts with it; however, this style can be used to illustrate computer display of mixed type, as illustrated below).

	There is an optional parameter {{para\|spacing=no}} (or {{para\|spacing=n}} or any other value), to get rid of the slight letter spacing, which can look awkward on long passages of input.		There is an optional parameter {{para\|spacing=no}} (or {{para\|spacing=n}} or any other value), to get rid of the slight letter spacing, which can look awkward on long passages of input.
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	== Examples ==		== Examples ==

	* {{~~tnull~~\|kbd\|71077345}}: “Entering {{kbd\|71077345}} on a calculator and turning it upside down appears to spell ''ShellOil''.”		* {{tlg\|code=yes\|nolink=yes\|kbd\|71077345}}: “Entering {{kbd\|71077345}} on a calculator and turning it upside down appears to spell ''ShellOil''.”
	* {{~~tnull~~\|kbd\|1{{=}}ssh <nowiki>{{var\|hostname}}</nowiki>}} with {{~~tnull~~\|samp\|%}}: “At the {{samp\|%}} prompt, the user must enter {{kbd\|1=ssh {{var\|hostname}}}}.”		* {{tlg\|code=yes\|nolink=yes\|kbd\|1{{=}}ssh <nowiki>{{var\|hostname}}</nowiki>}} with {{tlg\|code=yes\|nolink=yes\|samp\|%}}: “At the {{samp\|%}} prompt, the user must enter {{kbd\|1=ssh {{var\|hostname}}}}.”
	* {{~~tnull~~\|kbd\|1{{=}}ssh <nowiki>{{var\|hostname}}</nowiki>}} with {{~~tnull~~\|samp\|%}} and {{~~tnull~~\|key press\|Enter}}: “At the {{samp\|%}} prompt, the user must input {{kbd\|1=ssh {{var\|hostname}}}}{{key press\|Enter}}.”		* {{tlg\|code=yes\|nolink=yes\|kbd\|1{{=}}ssh <nowiki>{{var\|hostname}}</nowiki>}} with {{tlg\|code=yes\|nolink=yes\|samp\|%}} and {{tlg\|code=yes\|nolink=yes\|key press\|Enter}}: “At the {{samp\|%}} prompt, the user must input {{kbd\|1=ssh {{var\|hostname}}}}{{key press\|Enter}}.”
	* Inside {{tag\|code}}: “The commandline should read: <code>% {{kbd\|1=ssh {{var\|hostname}}}}</code> (where {{var\|hostname}} is the IP address or domain name of the system to connect to); if this is correct, press {{key press\|Enter}}.”		* Inside {{tag\|code}}: “The commandline should read: <code>% {{kbd\|1=ssh {{var\|hostname}}}}</code> (where {{var\|hostname}} is the IP address or domain name of the system to connect to); if this is correct, press {{key press\|Enter}}.”

	=== See also ===		=== See also ===

	* {{~~tlx~~\|key press}} – designed to illustrate keys and keystrokes on a computer keyboard.		* {{tlg\|key press}} – designed to illustrate keys and keystrokes on a computer keyboard.
	* {{~~tlx~~\|summertimesaga button}} – produces a visual effect for ''Summertime Saga'' interface elements.		* {{tlg\|summertimesaga button}} – produces a visual effect for ''Summertime Saga'' interface elements.

	[[Category:Templates]][[Category:Semantic markup templates]][[Category:Templates documentation]]		[[Category:Templates]][[Category:Semantic markup templates]][[Category:Templates documentation]]