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One use for this could be to put <code>&lt;noinclude&gt;&#123;{sigbox raw|1=&lt;/noinclude&gt;</code> and <code>&lt;noinclude&gt;}}&lt;/noinclude&gt;</code> around your sig in the template itself (so you can easily see its size in Show Preview). The <code>1=</code> bit protects it from being confused by any <code>=</code> signs in the sig (it still will get confused if you have any <code>|</code> signs outside of links).
One use for this could be to put <code>&lt;noinclude&gt;&#123;{sigbox raw|1=&lt;/noinclude&gt;</code> and <code>&lt;noinclude&gt;}}&lt;/noinclude&gt;</code> around your sig in the template itself (so you can easily see its size in Show Preview). The <code>1=</code> bit protects it from being confused by any <code>=</code> signs in the sig (it still will get confused if you have any <code>|</code> signs outside of links).
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Revision as of 23:30, January 23, 2017

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Usage: {{sigbox raw|Text}} to put the text in a box.

You can try {{sigbox raw|{{User:Username/sig}}}} to put a template-ized sig inside the box, but {{sigbox}} is simpler.

One use for this could be to put <noinclude>{{sigbox raw|1=</noinclude> and <noinclude>}}</noinclude> around your sig in the template itself (so you can easily see its size in Show Preview). The 1= bit protects it from being confused by any = signs in the sig (it still will get confused if you have any | signs outside of links).