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Implements [[Template:Navbox|<nowiki>{{Navbox}}</nowiki>]], the navigation boxes at the bottom of articles, which templates such as [[Template:Navbox buildings]], [[Template:Navbox experiments]], [[Template:PerfectNavigation]] and [[Template:ProgressionGuides]] build. It is a 2019 copy of [[wikipedia:Module:Navbox|Wikipedia's Module:Navbox]]. The parameters are on [[Template:Navbox]].

* <code>navbox(frame)</code>: for the template. It reads the template's arguments; <code>border</code> may also come from the invoke.
* <code>_navbox(args)</code>: the same from a Lua table.

The look comes from [[MediaWiki:Common.css]] (classes <code>navbox</code>, <code>navbox-title</code>, <code>navbox-group</code>, <code>navbox-list</code> and so on, in the brand kit's colors); the <code>*style</code> parameters add inline CSS on top. The title bar gets the [[Module:Navbar]] links when <code>name</code> is set, unless <code>navbar</code> is <code>off</code> or <code>plain</code>. The default state <code>autocollapse</code> is handled by [[MediaWiki:Common.js]]: the box starts collapsed when the page has two or more collapsible elements.

On template pages (but not on <code>/doc</code>, <code>/sandbox</code> or <code>/testcases</code> subpages, and not with <code>nocat</code>), it adds Wikipedia's tracking categories: "Navigational boxes without horizontal lists" (no <code>listclass</code> such as <code>hlist</code> or <code>plainlist</code>), "Navboxes using background colours", "Navboxes using borders" and "Potentially illegible navboxes" (contrast below 4.5, checked with [[Module:Color contrast]]). A child navbox that isn't inside a parent adds "Navbox orphans". None of these categories exists on this wiki.
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