Template:Pars

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This template may be used to enclose text between two parentheses. It adds padding (of width 0.1 em) on each side inside the parentheses.

Usage

{{Pars|s=200%|Content-inside-parentheses}} → (Content-inside-parentheses)

Places ( ) around the content: (Content-inside-parentheses)
Scales their size to 200%
- You can also use the units px, em, pt, or %
Adds small spaces immediately after ( and immediately before )

Parameters

This template has the following parameters

|1= (positional parameter) - the text that goes inside of the parentheses.
|s= or |2= - "s" stands for "size". size=SIZE（px, em, pt, or %. If |s=100% then the size of the parentheses is not changed (i.e. the parentheses have their usual size). If |s=200% (resp. |s=50%) then the parentheses are twice (resp. half) their usual size.
- You may use the positional parameter 2 instead of s (e.g. you may use {{Pars|text|50%}} in place of {{Pars|text|s=50%}}).
- If neither the parameter s nor 2 is assigned a value then the size of the parentheses is not changed (i.e. the parentheses have their usual size) and no call to the {{font}} template is made.

Examples

No arguments passed

This call {{math|{{pars}}}} produces parentheses.

This call $()$ produces parentheses.

No resizing used and content is passed

If {{math|{{pars|X}} < 0}}, then {{mvar|X}} is negative.

If $(X) < 0$ , then $X$ is negative.

Parentheses are resized and no content passed

If {{math|{{pars|2=210%}} < 0}}, then {{mvar|X}} is negative.

If $() < 0$ , then $X$ is negative.

If {{math|{{pars|s=210%}} < 0}}, then {{mvar|X}} is negative.

If $() < 0$ , then $X$ is negative.

Content is resized but parentheses aren't

If {{math|{{pars|{{large|X}}}} < 0}}, then {{mvar|X}} is negative.

If $(X) < 0$ , then $X$ is negative.

Parentheses are resized but content isn't

If {{math|{{pars|X|210%}} < 0}}, then {{mvar|X}} is negative.

If $(X) < 0$ , then $X$ is negative.

If {{math|{{pars|X|s=210%}} < 0}}, then {{mvar|X}} is negative.

If $(X) < 0$ , then $X$ is negative.

Content and parentheses are resized. Using parameter s for size of parentheses

If {{math|{{pars|{{large|X}}|s=210%}} < 0}}, then {{mvar|X}} is negative.

If $(X) < 0$ , then $X$ is negative.

Content and parentheses are resized. Passing arguments by their position

Here we indicate the size of the parentheses (as a percentage) by using parameter position number 2 rather than the named parameter |s=.

If {{math|{{pars|{{large|X}}|210%}} < 0}}, then {{mvar|X}} is negative.

If $(X) < 0$ , then $X$ is negative.

This is equivalent to the following two lines:

If {{math|{{pars|1={{large|X}}|2=210%}} < 0}}, then {{mvar|X}} is negative.

If $(X) < 0$ , then $X$ is negative.

If {{math|{{pars|{{large|X}}|2=210%}} < 0}}, then {{mvar|X}} is negative.

If $(X) < 0$ , then $X$ is negative.

WARNING: in the following line, 1 is first set to {{large|X}} and then because "210" is the first unlabelled positional argument, the value of 1 is overwritten and replaced by "210" (which is why 210 appears inside the parentheses) while the positional argument 2 is never assigned a value (which is why the parentheses have their usual size). This is a documented quirk of Wikipedia templates that could occur with many templates that take two or more arguments.

If {{math|{{pars|1={{large|X}}|210%}} < 0}}, then {{mvar|X}} is negative.

If $(210%) < 0$ , then $X$ is negative.

WARNING: the following is NOT valid since it would attempt to place the text "210" inside the parentheses (this is because the positional parameter 1 is assigned the value 210) and then attempt to pass X as the percentage number to the template {{font}} (this is because the positional parameter 2 is assigned the value {{large|X}}) even though it is not a valid number.

If {{math|{{pars|210%|{{large|X}}}} < 0}}, then {{mvar|X}} is negative.

It results in the following ill-formed output:

<span style="font-size: X;">(

210%<span style="font-size:X;">) < 0, then

X

is negative.

decdeg	degrees, minutes, and seconds to decimal degrees
deg2dms	decimal degrees to degrees, minutes, and seconds
deg2hms	decimal degrees to hour angle (in hours, minutes, and seconds)
hms2deg	hour angle (in hours, minutes, and seconds) to decimal degrees
inflation	calculate inflation of Consumer Price Index-related prices
pop density	population density in an area
track gauge	railway track gauges

Notation and formatting

bigmath	bigger font to match TeX `\displaystyle` (standalone formulas only)	math	short text-based formulas
mathcal	[mathematical] calligraphic font; alternative to LaTeX `\mathcal{...}`	tombstone	symbol indicating the end of a proof
mvar	individual italicized maths variables in normal text	val	measurement values, uncertainties and units
overline underline	a line set above/below a sequence of characters	vec	various overarrows, underarrows, etc.
abs	absolute values (paired vertical lines)	langle rangle angbr	angular brackets
bra-ket braket bra ket	bra–ket notation	ldelim rdelim	multiline delimiters (2–5 lines inclusive)
ceil, floor	calculations :mw:Help:#expr; formatting indicators ⌈3.14⌉, ⌊3.14⌋ (no calculation performed)	pars	parentheses that can be resized $(\sum)$
fraction	slant fractions 3⁄5 (not for maths/science articles; use standing or upright fractions `{{sfrac}}` instead)	sfrac	"standing" or upright fractions ⁠3/5⁠ (use in maths/science articles instead of`{{fraction}}`)
intmath	integral symbols	sub sup su	subscripts and superscripts
overset underset	arbitrary characters/diacritics set above/below one another
tmath	Wrap TeX in <math> tags

Boxes
Tags
Notices

Boxes	Tags
arithmetic operations calculus Infobox mathematical function functions	metricate undue precision units attention

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Template:Pars

Usage

Parameters

Examples

No arguments passed

No resizing used and content is passed

Parentheses are resized and no content passed

Content is resized but parentheses aren't

Parentheses are resized but content isn't

Content and parentheses are resized. Using parameter s for size of parentheses

Content and parentheses are resized. Passing arguments by their position

See also