Template:Inventory slot/doc

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The inventory slot template creates an interface element which looks and acts like an in-game inventory slot.

The images used have the Invicon <item name>.png name format, or Grid <item name> (<mod name>).png in case of mods (which are currently being phased out). GIF files are also supported for animated icons.

Usage

All inputs are optional:

{{Slot
|[Title]Mod:Name,Amount[Description]; [Title2]Mod2:Name2,Amount2[Description2]; ...
|mod=Default mod (useful for animations and layout templates)
|default=Image always shown under the main image
|align=Vertical Alignment
|link=Link override
|title=Text show on mouseover
|class=Adds additional classes to the .invslot class
|style=Adds styling to the .invslot
|imgclass=Adds additional classes to the .invslot-item
|numstyle=Adds styling to the stack number
}}

Parts

The first parameter is a special parameter consisting of various "parts" grouped together in frames (delimited by ;) which will be display one after another if JavaScript is enabled. Every part is optional, but without "name", won't do anything. The "name" can also include the image's extension following a dot (.png or .gif).

Simple example

To display an inventory item of "Raw Porkchop" with an stack size of 20 you would put: Template:T

shows

Invicon Crate Placer.png: Inventory sprite for Crate Placer in Minecraft as shown in-game linking to Crate Placer with description: Crate Placer20

An amount of 2–999 is supported, anything else will not be displayed.