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	* {{tlx\|Key press}} – used to illustrate keystrokes, including key combinations (e.g. {{key press\|Ctrl\|x}})		* {{tlx\|Key press}} – used to illustrate keystrokes, including key combinations (e.g. {{key press\|Ctrl\|x}})
	* {{tlx\|Key top}} – produces a similar visual effect, but includes more symbols and does not directly support key combos (e.g. {{key top\|Caps Lock}})		* {{tlx\|Key top}} – produces a similar visual effect, but includes more symbols and does not directly support key combos (e.g. {{key top\|Caps Lock}})
	* {{tlx\|PlayStation key press}} – to simulate PlayStation-style gamepad buttons (e.g. {{Playstation key press\|triangle}})
	* {{tlx\|Kbd}} – to indicate user input (of any kind) without making it look like keys or buttons		* {{tlx\|Kbd}} – to indicate user input (of any kind) without making it look like keys or buttons


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wikipedia>Vis M: For linked test

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For linked test

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{{Documentation subpage}}
{{Hatnote|This template is a non-clickable button. For the most common clickable button, see [[Template:Clickable button 2]].}}
{{used in system}}


This template provides a "clickable button" formatting style for text. '''This button is ''not'' clickable''', and care should be taken when using it to avoid readers thinking the result may be. (It has an explanatory [[tooltip]] for users hovering over it, but that may not always be displayed, or only displayed after too long a delay, so that it may not show up to people trying to click it.)

If you need a clickable button, use {{tl|Clickable button}}.

== Usage ==
* {{tlx|1=Button|2=text=button text}} produces {{Button|text=button text}}
* {{tlx|1=Button|2=text=button text|3=format=bold}} produces {{Button|text=button text|format=bold}}
* {{tlx|1=Button|2=<nowiki>[[File:WikEd close.png]]</nowiki>|3=padTB=.1em|4=padLR=.1em}} produces {{Button|[[File:WikEd close.png]]|padTB=.1em|padLR=.1em}}
* {{tlx|1=Button|2=text=button text|3=bgcolor=#EEF|4=bgcolor2=#BBE}} produces {{Button|text=button text|bgcolor1=#EEF|bgcolor2=#BBE}}
* <code><nowiki>[[target title|</nowiki></code>{{tlx|1=Button|2=linked text}}<code><nowiki>]]</nowiki></code> produces [[target title|{{Button|linked text}}]], and <code><nowiki>[https://en.wikipedia.org </nowiki></code>{{tlx|1=Button|2=linked text}}<code><nowiki>]</nowiki></code> for [https://en.wikipedia.org {{Button|linked text}}]. {{tl|clickable button 2}} is more suitable for that purpose though.
Alternatively, {{tlx|1=Button|2=button text}} also produces {{Button|button text}}

== See also ==
* {{tlx|Key press}} – used to illustrate keystrokes, including key combinations (e.g. {{key press|Ctrl|x}})
* {{tlx|Key top}} – produces a similar visual effect, but includes more symbols and does not directly support key combos (e.g. {{key top|Caps Lock}})
* {{tlx|PlayStation key press}} – to simulate PlayStation-style gamepad buttons (e.g. {{Playstation key press|triangle}})
* {{tlx|Kbd}} – to indicate user input (of any kind) without making it look like keys or buttons

{{Button templates}}

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[[Category:Wikipedia button templates]]
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