(({1))}
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Usage
- Syntax
| Code | ((Nihongo2|Kanji))
|
| Gives | Kanji |
This template marks the Kanji segment as being in Japanese Kanji, which helps user agents such as web browsers display it correctly. It also applies the t_nihongo_kanji CSS style.
With the parameter help set to a non-empty value, the template displays a help sign which links to an article describing the writing system.
| Code | ((Nihongo2|Kanji|help=yes))
|
| Gives | Kanji |
Examples
| Code | In Japanese, ((Nihongo2|虚無僧)) reads ''komusō''.
|
| Gives | In Japanese, 虚無僧 reads komusō. |
User style
User style can be set by adding code similar to
- *[lang=ja] { color: green; font-family: Arial; }
or
- .t_nihongo_kanji { color: green; font-family: Arial; }
to common.css.
See also
- ((Nihongo)), also displays kanji properly, along with Romaji and optional notes, inside parentheses, with the English version before the parentheses.
- ((Nihongo3)), essentially the same as ((Nihongo)), but gives Romaji first and English inside the parentheses
- ((Nihongo krt)), essentially the same as this template, but with rōmaji and English inside the parentheses
- ((Nihongo-s)), a simplified version of ((Nihongo)) without the extra spans or checks
- ((Nihongo foot)), same as ((Nihongo)), but puts everything but the English into a footnote.
Marks text as Japanese, optionally displaying a help sign
| Parameter | Description | Type | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kanji/kana text | 1 | no description | String | required |
| help | help | If given, shows a help link as superscript | String | optional |