Template:Icons/doc


 * Description
 * This template is used to place icons at the top-right of a page for visual identification and categorisation, as well as provide navigation to associated pages.


 * Dependencies:
 * Uses Template:Icons/SubIcon
 * Uses javascript from our MediaWiki:Common.js


 * If using Monobook, uses a CSS id "icons" from our MediaWiki:Common.css:


 * Syntax
 * Type the template somewhere, with parameters as explained further below.


 * Sample output


 * Indicate that the subject of an article is a Character:
 * gives...
 * Indicate that the subject of an article is a Females:
 * gives...
 * Indicate that the subject of an article is a Males:
 * gives...
 * Indicate that the subject of an article is a Military:
 * gives...
 * Indicate that the subject of an article is an Navy SEAL:
 * gives...
 * Indicate that the subject of an article is a Hawaii Five-0 Task Force:
 * gives...
 * Indicate that the subject of an article is a Doctors:
 * gives...
 * Indicate that the subject of an article is a CIA‏‎:
 * gives...
 * Indicate that the subject of an article is a FBI:
 * gives...
 * Indicate that the subject of an article is associated with the Honolulu Police Department:
 * gives...
 * Indicate that the subject of an article is associated with the Internal Affairs:
 * gives...
 * Indicate that the subject of an article is associated with the MSS:
 * gives...
 * Indicate that the subject of an article is associated with the Yakuza:
 * gives...
 * Indicate that the subject of an article is associated with the Married:
 * gives...
 * Indicate that the subject of an article is associated with the Deceased:
 * gives...
 * Indicate that the subject of an article is associated with the Criminal:
 * gives...
 * Indicate that the subject of an article is associated with the Killer:
 * gives...


 * Indicate that the subject of an article is associated with the Hawaiian:
 * gives...
 * Indicate that the subject of an article is associated with the American/Hawaiian:
 * gives...
 * Indicate that the subject of an article is associated with the American:
 * gives...
 * Indicate that the subject of an article is associated with the British:
 * gives...
 * Indicate that the subject of an article is associated with the Chinese:
 * gives...
 * Indicate that the subject of an article is associated with the Japanese:
 * gives...
 * Indicate that the subject of an article is associated with the Irish:
 * gives...
 * Indicate that the subject of an article is associated with the Romanian:
 * gives...
 * Indicate that the subject of an article is associated with the Russian:
 * gives...


 * Indicate that the subject of an article is associated with the Season 1:
 * gives...
 * Indicate that the subject of an article is associated with the Season 2:
 * gives...
 * Indicate that the subject of an article is associated with the Season 3:
 * gives...
 * Indicate that the subject of an article is associated with the Season 4:
 * gives...
 * Indicate that the subject of an article is associated with the Season 5:
 * gives...
 * Indicate that the subject of an article is associated with the Season 6:
 * gives...
 * Indicate that the subject of an article is associated with the Season 7:
 * gives...
 * Indicate that the subject of an article is associated with the Season 8:
 * gives...
 * Indicate that the subject of an article is associated with the Season 9:
 * gives...
 * Indicate that the subject of an article is associated with the Season 10:
 * gives...


 * You can copy the example with all parameters together, and remove sections of the call code on the desired pages to make your own specific icon setting for the page.


 * See also:
 * Template:Fanon Icons

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