{{Navbar}} provides a small "view · talk · edit" navigation bar. It is primarily used for content-heavy templates and other transcluded content blocks, so that the content inside the template or block is more easily editable in situcode: la is deprecated where it was found, without having track it down through examining transclusion code. {{navbar}}'s extremely high use rate and consequent protection level are because it is integrated as a feature into numerous navigation box and infobox templates used in millions of articles. It is also a regular feature of many internal-use templates and tables of the Wikipedia, Help, and Template namespaces.
When one of the following examples is placed inside a given template (or block of content used for selective transclusion), it adds basic navbar navigational functionality:
The {{subst:PAGENAME}} will be substituted with the page name of the real location of the content when parsed by the servers. For example, {{navbar|Navbar/doc}} gives:
When used in content that is selectively transcluded but which is also used as-is in its original location, this template should be wrapped in شابلون:Xtag markup, so that it only appears when transcluded.
Font-size is 88% when used in a topical navbar template or in plain text, and 100% when nested in a navbox or infobox (because those templates' text size is already reduced; the "100%" is relative to the surrounding template's own content, not that of the entire page). The |fontstyle= parameter can be used to adjust font size as needed (e.g. to reduce font size even more when the template is used inside a block element with a large font size). Do not abuse this to make excessively small text (i.e. less than 85% of the normal page text), since that causes accessibility problems for many readers.
In a topical navbar, the weight is "normal"; when nested in a navbox or infobox, it inherits the style of the surrounding content. The middot bullets are bold for better visibility.
The template generates block-level markup with <div>...</div> tags, and therefore, any surrounding markup cannot include <span>...</span> tags, which would cause a div-span-flip lint error.
Navbar is contained within a <div>...</div> in order to accommodate a horizontal unnumbered list. This means it cannot be placed inside a <span>...</span> or other inline element, because the HTML Tidy extension will 'fix' situations where it finds block elements inside inline elements.
{{Ed}} —– plain-style edit link surrounded by <small> tags, specifically for templates only
{{Ed right}} —– plain-style edit link surrounded by <small> tags and aligned to right of page, specifically for templates only
{{Edit}} —– plain-style edit link, applicable to all Wikipedia namespaces
{{Edit section}} —– edit link surrounded by <div> tags by default which can specify which section to edit on a page, applicable to all Wikipedia namespaces
{{Edit sup}} —– plain-style edit link surrounded by <sup> tags, applicable to all Wikipedia namespaces
{{Edit sub}} —– plain-style edit link surrounded by <sub> tags, applicable to all Wikipedia namespaces
{{Vedit}} —– plain-style edit link which edit with the Wikipedia:VisualEditor, applicable to all Wikipedia namespaces
Templates with view, talk and edit links:
{{Navbar}} —– navigation bar with configurable caption and view·talk·edit links, specifically for templates only
{{View}} —– navbar-style view·talk·edit links, specifically for templates only
{{VTE}} & {{V}} —– navbar-style V·T·E links (i.e. view·talk·edit links in short forms), specifically for templates only
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