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==Usage==

;Code to copy:
<pre>
{{TFLcontent
|image= <!-- Name of image file -->
|size= <!-- Optional. Use to override standard sizes. Not needed in most cases. -->
|title=
|alt=
|imglink= <!-- Optional, for linking to uncropped image. -->
|blurb=
|link=
|glossary= <!-- Only used if the list article is a glossary -->
|recentlist=
* [[]] <!-- Please pipe the links to remove "List of" from the start, as is done at WP:FL, to avoid repetition. -->
* [[]]
* [[]]
|topic1= <!-- Use if page is part of a featured topic -->
|topic2=
}}</pre>

;Example:
<pre>{{TFLcontent
|image=Thomas Bodley.jpg
|size=<!-- Optional. Use to override standard sizes. Not needed in most cases. --> <!--"px" is also optional-->
|title=Thomas Bodley<!--can use wikitext, appear as the image caption-->
|alt=A man with short hair, moustache and goatee beard, wearing a ruff, decorated tunic and a cloak; his left hand holds the handle of a sword
|blurb=<nowiki>The head of the [[Bodleian Library]], the main library at the [[University of Oxford]] in England, is known as '''[[Bodley's Librarian]]''': both are named after the founder, [[Thomas Bodley|Sir Thomas Bodley]] ''(pictured)''. Although Oxford had had a university library since about 1320, it had declined by the end of the 16th century, so Bodley offered in 1598 to restore it. The first Librarian, [[Thomas James]], was selected in 1599, and the Bodleian opened in 1602. Bodley wanted the Librarian to be diligent, a linguist, unmarried and not a parish priest, although James persuaded him to dispense with the last two requirements. In all, 24 people have served as Bodley's Librarian, some less well than others, with [[John Price (librarian)|John Price]] (who held the post from 1768 to 1813) accused of "a regular and constant neglect of his duty". The current Librarian, [[Sarah Thomas (librarian)|Sarah Thomas]], was appointed in 2007; she is the first woman, and the first foreign librarian, to run the Bodleian. She said that when she saw the job description, "it was love at first sight".
|link=Bodley's Librarian
|recentlist=
* [[Dickin Medal]]
* [[Rawlings Gold Glove Award]]
* [[List of female United States Cabinet Secretaries|Female United States Cabinet Secretaries]]
}}</pre>

;produces:
{{TFLcontent
|image=Thomas Bodley.jpg
|size=
|title=Thomas Bodley
|alt=A man with short hair, moustache and goatee beard, wearing a ruff, decorated tunic and a cloak; his left hand holds the handle of a sword
|blurb=The head of the [[Bodleian Library]], the main library at the [[University of Oxford]] in England, is known as '''[[Bodley's Librarian]]''': both are named after the founder, [[Thomas Bodley|Sir Thomas Bodley]] ''(pictured)''. Although Oxford had had a university library since about 1320, it had declined by the end of the 16th century, so Bodley offered in 1598 to restore it. The first Librarian, [[Thomas James]], was selected in 1599, and the Bodleian opened in 1602. Bodley wanted the Librarian to be diligent, a linguist, unmarried and not a parish priest, although James persuaded him to dispense with the last two requirements. In all, 24 people have served as Bodley's Librarian, some less well than others, with [[John Price (librarian)|John Price]] (who held the post from 1768 to 1813) accused of "a regular and constant neglect of his duty". The current Librarian, [[Sarah Thomas (librarian)|Sarah Thomas]], was appointed in 2007; she is the first woman, and the first foreign librarian, to run the Bodleian. She said that when she saw the job description, "it was love at first sight".
|link=Bodley's Librarian
|recentlist=
* [[Dickin Medal]]
* [[Rawlings Gold Glove Award]]
* [[List of female United States Cabinet Secretaries|Female United States Cabinet Secretaries]]
}}

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