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Headings can be at any legitimate level. Missing headings have no link on the page, so selecting them will not move to anyplace on the page unless an {{tl|anchor}} is added to the prior heading. | |||
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This is a documentation subpage for . It contains usage information, categories and other content that is not part of the original template page. |
Usage
Creates the initial <div> style to add a horizontal alphabetical index to a page of headers with just alphabetical entries.
Requires the {{AlphaIndexEnd}} be placed at the end of the last heading section.
Headings can be at any legitimate level. Missing headings have no link on the page, so selecting them will not move to anyplace on the page unless an {{anchor}} is added to the prior heading.
Parameters
The only parameter is optional and determines how many columns are used for the page. The default is 3.
Example
{{AlphaIndexStart}}
=== A ===
* Apple
=== B ===
* Baker
=== Z ===
* Zebra
{{AlphaIndexEnd}}
The page North Carolina/Cities and Towns uses this template.