Redigerer Mal:Navbox with columns/dok (avsnitt)

== Parameters ==
=== Setup parameters ===
:;''name''<ref name="common">Parameters marked with a footnote '''<sup>[1]</sup>''' are parameters in common with the sister templates {{t1|Navbox}} and {{t1|Navbox with collapsible groups}}. A much more complete description of those parameters is available at {{t1|Navbox}}.</ref>
::The name of the template. The name of this template, for example, is "Navbox with columns".

:;''state''<ref name="common"/>
::Possible values are <code>collapsed</code>, <code>uncollapsed</code>, <code>plain</code>, <code>off</code>, and the default <code>autocollapse</code>.  See {{t1|Navbox}} for more information.

:;''navbar''<ref name="common"/>
::Possible values are <code>plain</code>, <code>off</code>, and the default value of blank.  See {{t1|Navbox}} for more information.

:;''border''<ref name="common"/>
::Possible values are <code>child</code>, <code>none</code>, and the default value of blank.  Set to <code>child</code> if you wish to use the navbox inside of another navbox; with this option, the child navbox is borderless and fits snuggly inside of its parent navbox.  The parent navbox may be the list area of {{t1|Navbox}}, a columns of another {{t1|Navbox with columns}}, or a section of {{t1|Navbox with collapsible groups}}.  See {{t1|Navbox}} for more information and examples.

===Basic data parameters===
:;'''''title'''''<ref name="common"/>
::The title of the template, displayed centered in the titlebar at the top of the template.

:;''above''<ref name="common"/>
::Text or other elements to appear above the columns.

:;''image''<ref name="common"/>
::Image to the right of all of the columns.

:;''imageleft''<ref name="common"/>
::Image to the left of all of the columns.

:;''below''<ref name="common"/>
::Text or other elements to appear below the columns.

===Style parameters===
:;''style''<ref name="common"/>
::CSS style/s to apply to the template's body (i.e. including space not used by columns)

:;''titlestyle''<ref name="common"/>
::[[Wikipedia:CSS|CSS]] style/s to apply to titlebar; usually <code>background:''color''</code> (background defaults to [[Wikipedia:NavFrame|NavHead]] default).

:;''abovestyle''<ref name="common"/>
:;''belowstyle''<ref name="common"/>
::CSS style/s to apply to the ''above'' and ''below'' parameters, respectively.

:;''basestyle''<ref name="common"/>
::CSS style/s to apply to the ''title'', ''above'', and ''below'', parameters, all at the same time.

:;''imagestyle''<ref name="common"/>
::CSS style/s to apply to the ''image'' parameter.

:;''imageleftstyle''<ref name="common"/>
::CSS style/s to apply to the ''imageleft'' parameter 

:;''colstyle''
::CSS style/s to apply across all columns; if used, usually <code>background:''color''</code> per ''titlestyle'' above.

:;''oddcolstyle''
:;''evencolstyle''
::CSS style/s to apply to all odd/even-numbered columns, respectively.

:;''col<sub>n</sub>style''
::CSS style/s to apply to the n<sup>th</sup> column only.

:;''colheaderstyle''
::CSS style/s to apply to all column headers.

:;''col<sub>n</sub>headerstyle''
::CSS style/s to apply to the n<sup>th</sup> column header.

:;''col<sub>n</sub>footerstyle''
::CSS style/s to apply to the n<sup>th</sup> column footer cell.

===Columns parameters===
:;''colwidth''
::Width, preferably in a proportional unit such as '[[Em (typography)|em]]', or as a percentage, used for each column whose width not specified by ''colNwidth'' below. Defaults to 10em.  Examples:
:::<code>colwidth = 15em</code>
:::<code>colwidth = 25%</code>

:;''fullwidth''
::If set to anything, then the total width of the columns are scaled linearly to make the sum of the widths 100%.  A rather advanced parameter, this usually need not be used and should be left blank.  If a colheader or colfooter is used, then fullwidth is used automatically.  Example:
:::<code>fullwidth = true</code>

:;''padding''
::Padding before first column, preferably in a proportional unit. Defaults to 5em.  Padding is disabled by setting it to 0 (or 0em, or 0%).

:;''col<sub>n</sub>width''
::The n<sup>th</sup> column's width (overrides ''colwidth'' above).

:;'''''col<sub>n</sub>'''''
::The content of the n<sup>th</sup> column.  If any columns are used, then <code>col1</code> is required.  There can be a maximum of 20 columns.

:;''col<sub>n</sub>header''
::A header cell for the n<sup>th</sup> column that appears above the column.  See below for examples.

:;''col<sub>n</sub>footer''
::A footer cell that appears below the n<sup>th</sup> column.

:;''col<sub>n</sub>headercolspan''
::A number specifying how many columns the n<sup>th</sup> column header should span.  It defaults to 1.  If it is greater than one, then do not specify column headers that it covers.  For example, if <code>col1headercolspan = 3</code>, then leave <code>col2header</code> and <code>col3header</code> blank.

:;''col<sub>n</sub>footercolspan''
::A number specifying how many columns the n<sup>th</sup> column footer should span.  It defaults to 1.  If it is greater than one, then do not specify column footers that it covers.  For example, if <code>col1footercolspan = 3</code>, then leave <code>col2footer</code> and <code>col3footer</code> blank.

===Additional groups/lists===
You may wish to add a few extra groups and/or lists below the columns.  The following parameters are given to provide such functionality.  See {{t1|Navbox}} for a more complete description of how they work, and for more examples.

:;''group<sub>n</sub>''<ref name="common"/>
::Allows up to 6 additional groups to go along with the lists below the columns.

:;''list<sub>n</sub>''<ref name="common"/>
::Allows up to 6 additional lists below the columns.

:;''groupstyle''<ref name="common"/>
::The general CSS style/s for the groups.

:;''group<sub>n</sub>''style<sup>†</sup>
::CSS style/s for the n<sup>th</sup> group parameter.<ref name="common"/>
:;''liststyle''<ref name="common"/>
::The general CSS style/s for the lists.

:;''list<sub>n</sub>style''
::CSS style/s for the n<sup>th</sup> list parameter.

:;''listpadding''<ref name="common"/>
::Amount of padding to have in each list cell.

:; ''oddstyle''
:; ''evenstyle''
::Applies to odd/even list numbers.  Overrules styles defined by ''liststyle''.  The default behavior is to add striped colors (white and gray) to odd/even rows, respectively, in order to improve readability.  These should not be changed except in extraordinary circumstances.

:; ''evenodd'' <span style="font-weight:normal;"><code>[swap, even, odd, off]</code></span>
::See {{t1|Navbox}} for description.