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Usage
This character infobox is meant to be a flexible infobox that any character can use. As such, we've made presets we recommend you use.

Adding the Infobox
There are currently 3 ways to add the character infobox.

Source Editor
If you have the Source Editor as your default editor in Special:Preferences, you'll be able to use the "Preload Template" dropdown menu on the right side. Clicking on one of the presets will paste it to the bottom of the page, which can easily be cut and pasted at the top. This skips the somewhat tedious process of loading the template page and copy/pasting the preset you want.

VisualEditor
Though not recommended, you can also add the infobox through the VisualEditor. The reason this is not recommended is for 3 reasons: If you decide to use the VisualEditor still, you should select from either Infobox Character or Infobox Character V. The preloads will NOT load correctly in the VisualEditor. To add an infobox, simply go to "Insert" and then click "Infobox" for the list.
 * All parameters are shown and some are out of order
 * Many templates are shown as infoboxes when they're not
 * VisualEditor is a broken mess and is less flexible with edits

Classic Editor
The Classic Editor has a source mode, and will also show the Preload Template menu. However, it will not function. So, in order to add the Infobox, you must go into source mode and manually paste the parameters.

Themes
There are various themes to choose from with the infobox, depending on the species of your character. If one of the following is used for species, a custom theme will display: These must be typed exactly as shown, caps and all. Adding one of these without caps or with an extra word or two is a good way to avoid the theme if you don't want to use it.
 * species=
 * Pure
 * Demon
 * Demi-God
 * God
 * Anti-God

Custom Colors
It's possible to customize the header background and header text colors on any character infobox, themed or not. In order to do so, use the following: BGColor is the header background, and text-color is the text color. Note that these have to be hex code values. Color names won't work, and neither will rgb. We recommend this website for getting hex codes.
 * BGColor=#HEXCODE
 * text-color=#HEXCODE