Difference between revisions of "Template:Capitalize"
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For the reverse operation, see [[template:Uncapitalize]].<br/> | For the reverse operation, see [[template:Uncapitalize]].<br/> | ||
Currently, only unaccented English characters (a-z) are supported.<br/> | Currently, only unaccented English characters (a-z) are supported.<br/> | ||
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| a = A | | a = A | ||
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| z = Z | | z = Z | ||
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| − | }}{{# | + | }}{{#sub:{{{1}}}|1|}}</includeonly> |
Latest revision as of 06:02, 6 July 2019
This template capitalizes the first letter of its argument.
For the reverse operation, see template:Uncapitalize.
Currently, only unaccented English characters (a-z) are supported.
