Template:Navbox list

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{{Navbox list}} is deprecated — use {{Navbox items}} {{Navbox list}} is considered deprecated in favor of {{Navbox items}}, which offers several improvements. Primarily, {{Navbox items}} autolinks by default, making it easier to build simple lists (the majority of cases). (Disable with {{Navbox items|mode=nolink}}.) So, for example... OLD: {{Navbox list| [[Thing 1]] | [[Thing 2]] | [[Thing 3]] }} NEW: {{Navbox items | Thing 1 | Thing 2 | Thing 3 }}, or {{Navbox items | mode= nolink | [[Thing 1|One]] | [[Thing 2|Two]]}}

Navbox templates
{{Navbox}}
{{Navbox subgroup}}
{{Navbox items}}

{{Navbox list}} is intended for use with the {{Navbox}} set of templates to make correctly formatted lists of items.

Items should be wikilinked and formatted exactly as they will appear in the final list.

Example of use:

{{Navbox
|title=List example
|list1={{Navbox list|[[Item one]]|[[Piped link|Item two]]|[[Item three]] (note)}}
}}

List example
Item one • Item two • Item three (note)

Up to 99 list items are supported.

{{Navbox list}} optional parameters

|bullet=

Defines a bullet to appear between the list items. The default bullet is •, which is defined in the sub-page {{Navbox list/Bullet}}.

|space=

Defines the space to appear between the bullet and the adjacent list items on either side, as in:

Item[space]bullet[space]Item. The default is a normal space, and is defined in the sub-page {{Navbox list/Space}}.

|bullet-wrap=yes

By default, this template makes a list item and the bullet to its right non-breaking, so that wherever possible it stays together on a single line and doesn't wrap. Setting |bullet-wrap=yes allows list items and bullets to break freely across lines. This is only useful if your list contains very long items, which cause ugly line breaking on small screens.

|item-wrap=no

If |bullet-wrap=yes, this parameter tells the template to stop list items from breaking across a space, but allow the bullet to appear on the next line.