'''Tnull''' is used to nullify templates in the monospaced font. It is similar to {{tl|tlx}} in the way that it has support for up to six parameters.
'''Tnull''' is used to nullify templates in the monospaced font. It is similar to {{tl|tlx}} in the way that it has support for up to six parameters.
;Example:
;Example:
:Typing <tt><code>{{tnull|foo|bar|baz|boo}}</code></tt> in the edit-form would yield {{foo|bar|baz|boo}} in the "read-mode".
:Typing <code><code>{{tnull|foo|bar|baz|boo}}</code></code> in the edit-form would yield {{foo|bar|baz|boo}} in the "read-mode".
;Note:
;Note:
:If there is an "=" in ''any'' parameter, you must use <tt>parameter number=text</tt>. So to nullify something like {{tl|click}}, use the syntax <tt>{{tnull|click|2=image=IMAGE NAME|3=width=WIDTH|4=height=HEIGHT|5=link=PAGE TO LINK TO}}</tt>, which would yield {{tnull|click|2=image=IMAGE NAME|3=width=WIDTH|4=height=HEIGHT|5=link=PAGE TO LINK TO}}
:If there is an "=" in ''any'' parameter, you must use <code>parameter number=text</code>. So to nullify something like <nowiki>{{helpme}}</nowiki>, use the syntax <code>{{tnull|click|2=image=IMAGE NAME|3=width=WIDTH|4=height=HEIGHT|5=link=PAGE TO LINK TO}}</code>, which would yield {{tnull|click|2=image=IMAGE NAME|3=width=WIDTH|4=height=HEIGHT|5=link=PAGE TO LINK TO}}
Tnull is used to nullify templates in the monospaced font. It is similar to {{tlx}} in the way that it has support for up to six parameters.
Example
Typing {{tnull|foo|bar|baz|boo}} in the edit-form would yield {{foo|bar|baz|boo}} in the "read-mode".
Note
If there is an "=" in any parameter, you must use parameter number=text. So to nullify something like {{helpme}}, use the syntax {{tnull|click|2=image=IMAGE NAME|3=width=WIDTH|4=height=HEIGHT|5=link=PAGE TO LINK TO}}, which would yield {{click|image=IMAGE NAME|width=WIDTH|height=HEIGHT|link=PAGE TO LINK TO}}
