Navbox new

{{{header}}}
{{{group1}}}	{{{list1}}}
{{{group2}}}	{{{list2}}}
{{{group3}}}	{{{list3}}}
{{{group4}}}	{{{list4}}}
{{{group5}}}	{{{list5}}}
group6, group7, group8, etc...
{{{group30}}}	{{{list30}}}

Template documentation (for the above template, sometimes hidden or invisible)

Description

This is a base navbox, specifically used for creating other navboxes.

This navbox was originally created by TacticalMaster. Tweaked by Jo SHININGSTAR for theme in the Aikatsu Stars Wiki.

Parameters

The following below is the parameter laydown.

{{navbox new
|header     = 
|allwidth   = <Overrides all group widths to set amount. Default is 75px if empty.>
|color      = 
|h-color    = <If excluded, uses the |color parser's input.>
|bg-color   = <If empty, makes the navbox transparent.>
|f-color    = 
|b-color    = 

|group1     = 
|list1      = 

|group2     = 
|list2      = 

|group3     = 
|list3      = 

|group4     = 
|list4      = 

|group5     = 
|list5      = 

etc., counting up until...

|group30    = 
|list30     = 
}}

Splitters

This navbox comes with a "splitter feature," which converts a navbox row header into a full-width section. The purpose of "splitters" is to override a navbox row header to span across the navbox and create easier labeling of certain groups of unique categories. Or perhaps an alternative means of a navbox design.

To use splitter, input the |splitter#, where '#' is its corresponding row number. This will convert the row's group header into a full-width label that spans across the box and places the list contents underneath it, centered.

|splitter1  = Splitter1
|list1      = Splitter 1 content

|splitter2  = Splitter2
|list2      = Splitter 2 content

Splitter example
Splitter1
Splitter 1 content
Splitter2
Splitter 2 content

The |list parameter can be excluded from the splitter-implemented row to intrigate other group rows with the splitter, to create an organized group under the splitter label.

|splitter1  = Splitter section
["|list1" has been excluded from this to intregrate group rows below.]

|group2     = Group1 section
|list2      = Group1 content

|group3     = Group2 section
|list3      = Group2 content

Spliter & Group example
Splitter section
Group1 section	Group1 content
Group2 section	Group2 content

Additional Notes

• The row #'s group parameter will be disabled if the splitter parameter is used for that row #.
• You can still use the list parameter with the splitter and add the following group# parameters, but the design can be unaesthetic that way.

Subgrouping

This navbox supports subgrouping. See Template:Navbox subgroup for more information.

To subgroup, place the |subgroup$ = # parameter, inbetween the |group$ = and parameters. The $ is the group/list/subgroup number, where # is the number of subgroups intended to be used. Then insert the {{Navbox subgroup}} template with the same number of subgroups as the main navbox.

IMPORTANT NOTE: You must input the correct number of groups in the subgroup template as the same number of groups specified on the |subgroup parser. Otherwise, you will get a critical error.

Example on how navbox subgroups are used:

|group1     = 
|subgroup1  = 1
|list1      = {{navbox subgroup
 |color    = 

 |group1   = 
 |list1    = 
<stop here because 1 subgroup is needed>
}}

|group2     = 
|subgroup2  = 2
|list2      = {{navbox subgroup
 |color    = 

 |group1   = 
 |list1    = 

 |group2   = 
 |list2    = 
<stop here because 2 subgroups are needed>
}}

|group3     = 
|subgroup3  = 3
|list3      = {{navbox subgroup
 |color    = 

 |group1   = 
 |list1    = 

 |group2   = 
 |list2    = 

 |group3   = 
 |list3    = 
<stop here because 3 subgroups are needed>
}}

Subgrouping example
Group 1	Subgroup 1	Subgroup 1 content
Group 2	Subgroup 1	Subgroup 1 content
	Subgroup 2	Subgroup 2 content
Group 3	Subgroup 1	Subgroup 1 content
	Subgroup 2	Subgroup 2 content
	Subgroup 3	Subgroup 3 content

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