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This template is used to create standardised message boxes. It is most often used as the base for various types of notice templates.

Usage

All parameters are optional.

{{Message box
|type  = 
|full  = 
|class = 
|style = 
|image = 
|title = 
|text  = 
}}

Parameters

Parameter Description
type Determines the colors of the message box. See § Type for details.
full Set this option to yes to expand the message box to the full width of the page. This is used primarily for editnotice templates.
class Additional CSS classes applied to the message box
style Inline CSS styles applied to the message box
image If passed the name of an image file, it will be displayed as an icon with a standard width. If passed a file link, it will be displayed as given.
title The title displayed at the top of the message box
text The text displayed after the title

Type

The type parameter determines the colors of the message box.

Type Example
warning

This is an example of a warning notice.

This type of notice should only be used for warnings that demand editors' attention.

action

This is an example of an action notice.

This type of notice is used to convey critical information about actions that should be taken by editors.

content

This is an example of a content notice.

This type of notice is typically used to provide editing instructions about the contents of a page.

style

This is an example of a style notice.

This type of notice is typically used to provide editing notes related to style.

info

This is an example of an info notice.

This type of notice is used to convey important information to readers or editors.

proposal

This is an example of a proposal notice.

This type of notice is typically used for editing proposals.

lock

This is an example of a lock notice.

This type of notice can be used for edit protection and archival notices. It is sometimes also used to give readers historical context.

legal
(default)

This is an example of a generic notice.

This type of notice can be used to provide readers or editors with supplementary information.