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This template uses Lua :
Usage
This template expands a name – split over two lines – to link to the appropriate railway station article, without displaying "railway station".
The text will inherit the alignment of the parent cell, but can be overridden by applying the parameter "| align = left" or "| align = right".
The first and second parameters are the two lines. They are combined to form the station name. The words railway station are not needed.
The third parameter (alternatively "| 3 = " or "| S = ") will change the default words "railway station" in the link to its contents.
The fourth parameter (alternatively "| 4 = ") will change both lines to italic text. Any character or text can be used.
The fifth parameter (alternatively "| 5 = ") will change both lines to bold text. Any character or text can be used.
The separating line can be forced to appear by providing an argument for the parameter "| line = anything ".
Background colors can be specified by providing a valid html color or hex triplet for the parameters "| bg1 = " (top line) and "| bg2 = " (bottom line).
For example:
See also
{ { BSsplit } } for two lines of text with a wikilink
{ { BSto } } for two lines of unequal-height text
{ { BScvt } } for two distances
A number of other templates provide the same function for specific systems: