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:<code><nowiki>{{SkillPriceInfo|10,000}}</nowiki></code> gives {{SkillPriceInfo|10,000}}. | :<code><nowiki>{{SkillPriceInfo|10,000}}</nowiki></code> gives {{SkillPriceInfo|10,000}}. | ||
:<code><nowiki>{{SkillPriceInfo|5.2M}}</nowiki></code> gives {{SkillPriceInfo|5.2M}}. | :<code><nowiki>{{SkillPriceInfo|5.2M}}</nowiki></code> gives {{SkillPriceInfo|5.2M}}. | ||
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| + | :{{t|SkillTimeInfo}}, a similar template dealing with skill training time multipliers (and the inspiration for this template) | ||
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Revision as of 12:58, 27 November 2013
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Documentation
- This template shows the price of a skillbook, and generates a small tooltip (displayed when moving the mouse over the text) elaborating on the price.
Syntax
{{SkillPriceInfo | price }}
- price
- Enter the price of the skillbook (when bought from NPCs). How much the skillbook costs. There is no need to put "ISK" after the price, as it is added automatically. If you would like to abbreviate large numbers (recommended for anything over 1 million), use k for thousand, M for million, and B for billion. If you don't have the exact price, then an approximation is acceptable (no need to put "~"). If there's a value range, put "-" between the two numbers (without spaces), and add the k, M, or B after the last number. Lastly, use "." for fractions and "," for thousands.
Examples
{{SkillPriceInfo|10,000}}gives 10,000 ISK.{{SkillPriceInfo|5.2M}}gives 5.2M ISK.
See also
- {{SkillTimeInfo}}, a similar template dealing with skill training time multipliers (and the inspiration for this template)
