Template:Panorama/sandbox

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TemplateData for Panorama

Insert a wide image with configurable height. For standard height, use template "Wide image" instead.

Template parameters[Edit template data]

This template prefers block formatting of parameters.

Parameter		Description	Type	Status
Image	image	Title for the image file to display. Must start with "File:". Example File:Ushuaia_panorama_from_seaside_big.jpg	String	required
Image height	height	How tall to display the image, in pixels. Must be set without any unit or suffix. Example 300	Number	required
Viewport width	width	Limit the width of the scrollable viewport in which the image is displayed. Input is used as CSS width, as such it must include a unit (e.g. "px" or "%"). Default Automatic based on width of web browser window. Example 400px	String	optional
Alternate text	alt	Alternate text to use instead of the image, for visually impaired readers. See the WP:ALT page for guidance.	String	optional
Caption	caption	Caption to render below the image.	Content	optional
Viewport direction	dir	Set to "rtl" to start the viewport at the right-hand side of the image, with "right-to-left" scrolling. Default ltr - Left to right Example rtl	String	optional
Image alignment	align	If supplied, how to position the image on the page. Example left	String	optional

Examples

The main function of {{Panorama}}, as opposed to {{Wide image}}, is that the template allows you to specify a desired height of the panorama.

Blank invocation

{{Panorama
|image   = Example.jpg
|height  = 
|width   = 
|alt     = 
|caption = 
|dir     = 
|align   =
}}

Commented invocation

{{Panorama
|image   = File:Example.jpg <!-- Must start with "File:" -->
|height  = 300 <!-- Height of image. In pixels, no units. Use Template:Wide_image to set the width instead -->
|width   = <!-- Limit the width of Frame enclosing the image. Include units e.g. 9px or 9%. Default is based on width of web browser -->
|alt     = <!-- Alternate text for visually impaired readers. -->
|caption = <!-- Caption/text to render below the image -->
|dir     = <!-- Can be: ltr (default) or rtl. Should scroll bar start at the very left (ltr = left-to-right) or very right (rtl)?  -->
|align   = <!-- Frame alignment. Can be: left (default), right, center, or none. -->
}}

Simple example

{{Panorama
|image   = Ushuaia_panorama_from_seaside_big.jpg
|height  = 230
|alt     = A small city across a gray waterway under lowering gray clouds. A road leads to the city across a causeway. Mountains with snow and a low treeline form the backdrop. A few boats are in the water.
|caption = Panorama of Ushuaia from 2005-02-06
}}

This displays File:Ushuaia panorama from seaside big.jpg, which is 7370×1010 pixels, as 1678×230, in a horizontally scrolling box, using the caption and alt text provided.

Panorama of Ushuaia from 2005-02-06

Smaller

Same as the previous example, but with |height=80.

Panorama of Ushuaia from 2005-02-06

The caption can be centered by replacing |caption=Text with |caption={{center|Text}}. In the example above, replacing |caption= with |caption = {{center|Panorama of Ushuaia from 2005-02-06}} produces:

Panorama of Ushuaia from 2005-02-06

Right-to-left scrolling

Same as the example, but with |dir=rtl.

Panorama of Ushuaia from 2005-02-06

Tracking category

• Category:Pages using panorama with unknown parameters (1)

See also

• {{Panorama link}}
• {{PanoViewer}} - for interactive 360 degree photospheres
• {{Scalable image}}
• {{Tall image}} – for images too large in the other dimension
• {{Wide image}} – alternative template for panoramas

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