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This template is a shortened and modified version of <code>[[Template:Random skin colour]]</code>
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== Function ==
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*This template uses the number of edits on the page to select a number, which in turn designates the value assigned to the number.
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== Conversion ==
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To use this template for yourself you must do the following:
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:*Create the proper directory under your userpage .
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::*<b>Example:</b> {{code|User:username/template/randomimage}}
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:*Fill out the list of values with your desired list. If there are more than 10, simply add more.
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::*<b>Example:</b> <code>| 11 = [custom value]</code>
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:*Change {{code|mod 10}} to use the proper number of values you used.
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::*<b>Example:</b> <code><nowiki>{{#if:{{{font|}}}|{{#switch:{{#expr:(({{NUMBEROFEDITS:R}} </nowiki><b><u>mod 8</u></b><nowiki>) + {{{offset|0}}}) +
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1}}</nowiki></code>
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:::<small><i>Note:The above example uses 8, yours may be anything. Additionally, the important part to note has been put in bold and underline</i></small>

Revision as of 08:10, 20 March 2011

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Documentation for MogDog66/template:Random Image

This template is a shortened and modified version of Template:Random skin colour

Function

  • This template uses the number of edits on the page to select a number, which in turn designates the value assigned to the number.

Conversion

To use this template for yourself you must do the following:

  • Create the proper directory under your userpage .
  • Example: User:username/template/randomimage
  • Fill out the list of values with your desired list. If there are more than 10, simply add more.
  • Example: | 11 = [custom value]
  • Change mod 10 to use the proper number of values you used.
  • Example: {{#if:{{{font|}}}|{{#switch:{{#expr:(({{NUMBEROFEDITS:R}} mod 8) + {{{offset|0}}}) + 1}}
Note:The above example uses 8, yours may be anything. Additionally, the important part to note has been put in bold and underline