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Xstela en 10:38 8 jul 2014

2014-07-08T10:38:27Z

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	{{documentation header}}		{{documentation header}}
	<!-- Documentation here -->		<!-- Documentation here -->
	~~By using~~ [[Widget:FileUrl]], ~~this template allows local files to be used in~~ CSS~~, anywhere which~~ <code>url()</code> ~~is accepted~~. ~~This is usually prevented due to the security risks of external images~~.		Mediante el uso de [[Widget:FileUrl]], esta plantilla permite que los archivos locales que se utilizarán en CSS y en cualquier lugar que <code> url () </ code> sea aceptada. Esto generalmente se previene debido a los riesgos de seguridad de las imágenes externas.

	Note that the wiki doesn't count the file as being "used", and thus if there's no page which embeds the file with the normal <code>[[File:]]</code> syntax, it will end up in [[Special:UnusedFiles]] and may get deleted. So make sure to properly use the file somewhere, like the documentation page for the template the file is being used in.		Note that the wiki doesn't count the file as being "used", and thus if there's no page which embeds the file with the normal <code>[[File:]]</code> syntax, it will end up in [[Special:UnusedFiles]] and may get deleted. So make sure to properly use the file somewhere, like the documentation page for the template the file is being used in.

Xstela en 10:35 8 jul 2014

2014-07-08T10:35:13Z

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	== Example ==		== Example ==
	Adding a background image to text inside a link:		Adding a background image to text inside a link:
	<nowiki>[[~~Diamond~~\|<span style="padding-left:18px;background:</nowiki>'''<nowiki>{{FileUrl\|Grid ~~Diamond~~.png\|16px}}</nowiki>'''<nowiki> no-repeat">~~Diamond~~</span>]]</nowiki>		<nowiki>[[Diamante\|<span style="padding-left:18px;background:</nowiki>'''<nowiki>{{FileUrl\|Grid Diamante.png\|16px}}</nowiki>'''<nowiki> no-repeat">Diamante</span>]]</nowiki>
	[[~~Diamond~~\|<span style="padding-left:18px;background:{{FileUrl\|Grid ~~Diamond~~.png\|16px}} no-repeat">~~Diamond~~</span>]]		[[Diamante\|<span style="padding-left:18px;background:{{FileUrl\|Grid Diamante.png\|16px}} no-repeat">Diamante</span>]]

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{{documentation header}}

By using [[Widget:FileUrl]], this template allows local files to be used in CSS, anywhere which <code>url()</code> is accepted. This is usually prevented due to the security risks of external images.

Note that the wiki doesn't count the file as being "used", and thus if there's no page which embeds the file with the normal <code>[[File:]]</code> syntax, it will end up in [[Special:UnusedFiles]] and may get deleted. So make sure to properly use the file somewhere, like the documentation page for the template the file is being used in.

== Example ==
Adding a background image to text inside a link:
<nowiki>[[Diamond|<span style="padding-left:18px;background:</nowiki>'''<nowiki>{{FileUrl|Grid Diamond.png|16px}}</nowiki>'''<nowiki> no-repeat">Diamond</span>]]</nowiki>
[[Diamond|<span style="padding-left:18px;background:{{FileUrl|Grid Diamond.png|16px}} no-repeat">Diamond</span>]]

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