සැකිල්ල:Lul

{{{1}}}

Use

• Makes an unnumbered bullet line-item in a lightgrey coloured box. Each use encases the entry data line(s) into a full-width table element that, in particular extends short lines full width to any right element, such as an image.
• Intended to alternate with {{Dul}}, possibly, but not necessarily all within a html wrapper element such as {{Container}}.
• For full page widths or when the amount of text is sufficient to form more than one line for every bullet point, use Lightul and Darkul without a container in a stack. Bear in mind modern page realities must take into account a line/para/page might be viewed on a narrow phone screen to a full up desktop computer with the browser wallowing in 1080i or 4K HD wide page space.

Example

[[image:gerbera_pink.jpg|200px|thumb|right|Gerbera]]
{{Container|1=
{{dul|Short text}}
{{lul|{{text}}}}
{{dul|{{text}}}}
}}

gives

Gerbera

Short text {{{1}}} {{{1}}}

The smoke and mirrors ...

does not really exist. These templates merely reduce somewhat painstaking repetitive html code wrappings to a user friendly macro. These perform the coding needed to generate portable standard html for bulleted paragraphs:

 <td style="padding:2px 5px 2px 5px;">
 <ul><li>{{{content|{{{1}}} }}}
 </li></ul></td>

Note the use of  <td>...</td> elements, firstly says they expect a table element wrapper. Secondly suggests they can be alternated within  <tr>...</tr> wrappers to form a line with multiple columns, creating first a table with specific width parameters so they follow the leader, and stay in their own lane on each subsequent line.

See companion templates...

• Use {{Lul}} and {{Dul}} to make the bullet strips.
• Use {{Lightul}} and {{Darkul}} without a container, in a stack for full page widths or when the amount of text is sufficient to form more than one line for every bullet point.
• Use {{container}} to include and bound combinations of the above listed beside an image.