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Revision as of 17:58, 8 October 2020
- This documentation is transcluded from Template:Flag/doc and needs to be edited separately.
Shows a small sprite of a country flag, using icons from the famfamfam flag icon set.
Usage
The template takes a single parameter, the ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 code of the desired country.
US— Flag of the United States of AmericaFR— Flag of France
Note that this may not always be the obvious code for the country. For example:
GB— Flag of the United Kingdom (Great Britain)DE— Flag of Germany (Deutschland)CH— Flag of Switzerland (Confoederatio Helvetica)
A few other flags are included for other entities, which may be used (but in most situations probably shouldn't be):
CAT— CataloniaEU— EuropeGB-ENGLAND— EnglandGB-SCOTLAND— ScotlandGB-WALES— Wales
Known problems
The famfamfam icon set is rather old (from 2005, in fact), and now contains some errors and omissions, including:
CD— Democratic Republic of the Congo. Modified flag in 2006.EC— Ecuador. Icon is missing the flag's central seal (making it visually identical to the flag of Colombia).EH— Western Sahara. Icon displays the flag's reverse side.IQ— Iraq. Modified flag in 2008.LS— Lesotho. Introduced new flag in 2016.LY— Libya. Introduced new flag in 2011.MM— Myanmar. Introduced new flag in 2010.MR— Mauritania. Modified flag in 2017.RS— Serbia. Modified flag in 2010.SS— South Sudan. Missing; became sovereign in 2011.XK— Kosovo. Missing; became sovereign in 2008.