ଛାଞ୍ଚ:Element color/doc ନିମନ୍ତେ ଆଧାର ଦେଖିବେ

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This template acts as a container for specific colors:
* {{tlx|Element color/Alkali metals}} &rarr; {{code|{{Element color/Alkali metals}}}}<br/>
* {{tlx|Element color/Solid}} &rarr; {{code|{{Element color/Liquid}}}}<br/>
This color code can be used to set a color in a periodic table.

Alternatively, one can use the plain template with a parameter, like this:
* {{tlx|Element color|<nowiki>Alkali metals</nowiki>}} &rarr; <code>{{element color|Alkali metals}}</code>
:''or''
* {{tlx|Element color|<nowiki>alkali metal</nowiki>}} &rarr; <code>{{element color|alkali metal}}</code>
See [[#template by param|below]].

==Overview==
===State of matter===
* {{Element color/example|Solid|note={{code|1=#000000}}}}
* {{Element color/example|Liquid|note={{code|1=#008000}}}}
* {{Element color/example|Gas|note={{code|1=#ff0000}}}}

===Metal&ndash;nonmetal categories===

* {{Element color/example|Alkali metals}}
* {{Element color/example|Alkaline earth metals}}
* {{Element color/example|Lanthanoids}}
* {{Element color/example|Actinoids}}
* {{Element color/example|Superactinides}}
* {{Element color/example|Eka-superactinides}}
* {{Element color/example|Transition metals}}
* {{Element color/example|Post-transition metals|note =Formerly {{code|Poor metals}}}}
* {{Element color/example|Metalloids}}
* {{Element color/example|Other nonmetals}}
* {{Element color/example|Halogens}}
* {{Element color/example|Noble gases}}
* {{Element color/example|Unknown chemical properties}}
* {{Element color/example|Unknown}}

===Metal&ndash;nonmetal categories, reduced set===
* {{Element color/example|Metals}}
* {{Element color/example|Metalloids}}
* {{Element color/example|Nonmetals}}
* {{Element color/example|Inner transition metals}}

===Years and eras===
* {{Element color/example|Antiquity to Middle Ages}}
* {{Element color/example|Before 1800}}
* {{Element color/example|1800-1849}}
* {{Element color/example|1850-1899}}
* {{Element color/example|1900-1949}}
* {{Element color/example|1950-1999}}
* {{Element color/example|2000-present}}
* {{Element color/example|Future}}
Example: {{tl|Periodic table (discovery periods)}}

===Blocks===
''Note'': use lowercase blocknames
* {{Element color/example|s-block}}
* {{Element color/example|g-block|note=g-block only exists theoretically}}
* {{Element color/example|p-block}}
* {{Element color/example|d-block}}
* {{Element color/example|f-block}}
In period 8, theoretical elements:
* {{Element color/example|s-block light}}
* {{Element color/example|g-block light}}
* {{Element color/example|p-block light}}
* {{Element color/example|d-block light}}
* {{Element color/example|f-block light}}

===Numbers===
Used in: [[Valence (chemistry)#Maximum valences of the elements]]
These colors correspond to the [[#Alkali metal&ndash;noble gases range|Alkali metal&ndash;noble gases range]]
* {{Element color/example|0}}
* {{Element color/example|1}}
* {{Element color/example|2}}
* {{Element color/example|3}}
* {{Element color/example|4}}
* {{Element color/example|5}}
* {{Element color/example|6}}
* {{Element color/example|7}}
* {{Element color/example|8}}
* {{Element color/example|9}}

==="Unknown" variants===
* {{Element color/example|Unknown}}
* {{Element color/example|Unknown (white)}}
* {{Element color/example|Unknown chemical properties}}
* {{Element color/example|Unassessed}}
* {{Element color/example|Unknown phase}}
* {{Element color/example|White}}
* {{Element color/example|Future}}
* {{Element color/example|(See below)}}
* {{Element color/example|X|note = Deprecated, redireced to {{code|1=Unknown (white)}}}}
* {{Element color/example|Redirect}}

===Wikipedia article quality===
Used in: [[Wikipedia:WikiProject_Elements/Articles/Periodic_Table_by_Quality]]
* {{Element color/example|FA}}
* {{Element color/example|A}}
* {{Element color/example|GA|note=Formal color is {{code|1=#66ff66}}}}
* {{Element color/example|B+|note=or Bplus}}
* {{Element color/example|B|note=Formal color is {{code|1=#b2ff66}}}}
* {{Element color/example|C}}
* {{Element color/example|Start}}
* {{Element color/example|Stub}}
* {{Element color/example|Unassessed}}

===Wikipedia article importance===
* {{Element color/example|Top}}
* {{Element color/example|High}}
* {{Element color/example|Mid}}
* {{Element color/example|Low}}
* {{code|1=???}}

===Color names===
* {{Element color/example|Black}}
* {{Element color/example|White}}

===Table background===
''Notes'':
# This '''table background''' template requires a parameter.
# Different from element cell backgrounds, they are not intended to be in a legend.<br />

Usage:
* <tt><nowiki>{{Element color/Table|header}}</nowiki></tt> &rarr; {{Element color/Table|header}}
:The parameter {{code|spec}} is also the first unnamed parameter:
* <tt><nowiki>{{Element color/Table|header}}</nowiki></tt> &rarr; {{Element color/Table|header}}<br />
<br/>
{{Element color/Table/Overview}}

The '''default value''' (returned when the first parameter is not recognised) is {{code|background}}:
* <tt><nowiki>{{Element color/Table|}}</nowiki></tt> &rarr;  {{Element color/Table|}}.
:This default can be overridden by parameter:
* <tt><nowiki>{{Element color/Table|default=#a0f4c0}}</nowiki></tt> &rarr; {{Element color/Table|#a0f4c0}}<br />
The '''return''' values are complete color values to be used as a CSS style, including the {{code|#}} but not the {{code|;}} character.

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==Template by parameter: {{tlx|element color|2=<nowiki>...</nowiki>}}==
All colors are also available via the simple template {{tlx|element color|2=<nowiki>...</nowiki>}}. That is, enter the color's meaningful name as a parameter to the template:
* {{tlx|element color|alkali metal}} &rarr; {{code|1={{element color|alkali metal}}}}.
The outcome (color id) is the same. The template is a bit more lax for the input (any capitalisation accepted, also singular accepted).

==Deprecated or unknown meaning==
'''Do not use these color names.''' In general, it is advised to use a more specific, meaningfull color name. These color names are not used in main space, and most are redirected to an other color.
* {{Element color/example|D|note = Historical (previously for years and eras), kept to ensure that old revisions do not appear broken.}}
* {{Element color/example|E|note = Historical (previously for years and eras), kept to ensure that old revisions do not appear broken.}}
* {{Element color/example|F|note = Historical (previously for years and eras), kept to ensure that old revisions do not appear broken.}}
* {{Element color/example|X|note = Unspecific, redirected to {{code|1=Unknown (white)}}}}
* {{Element color/example|Disambig|note = Not a legend color, unknown intention.}}
* {{Element color/example|UnknownC|note = Unclear meaning. Redirected to {{code|1=Unknown phase}}}}
* {{Element color/example|veryreactive|note = Testing or sandbox.}}

==Colors hardcoded==
The same colors, with the same key, may be hardcoded in templates and pages:
* {{tlx|NavPeriodicTable/Elementcell}}
* {{tlx|Compact extended periodic table}}
* {{tlx|Infobox element/headers}}
* {{tlx|Compact periodic table}} (legend only)
* {{tlx|Periodic table (Goldschmidt classification)}}
Infoboxes with hardcoded series color (header background color):
* {{tlx|infobox ununennium}}
* {{tlx|infobox unbinilium}}

==See also==
* {{tl|element cell/overview}}
* {{tl|element frame}}
{{periodic table templates}}

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