Template talk:Tanakh

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In the Nevi'im section there is a bug which displays a formatting code mixed in with the list of minor prophets. The earlier and later major prophets have infoboxes, which cause them to list vertically. The minor prophets have a buggy {{

Bug: {{startflatlist|padding-top:0.15em}}

Fix: {{startflatlist|style=padding-top:0.15em}}

I am reluctant to fix the bug myself, as this will not only remove the formatting codes from the display. With the error the minor prophets are displaying vertically. Fixing the flatlist macro will cause them to display horizontally. So I leave this in the hands of the people who maintain this template.

M.boli (talk) 18:23, 27 December 2014 (UTC)[reply]

The template shows "Wayiqra" as the Hewbew pronounciation of Leviticus, even though ancient Hebrew didn't have the "W" sound and its Hebrew pronounciation (at least in Israel) is much more similar to "Vayikra", and "Wayiqra" sounds weird. (See also

Vayikra (parsha)). What are the template's pronounciations based on? @Sardanaphalus Regards, Veritas94 (talk) 18:09, 15 November 2020 (UTC) (please  mention me on reply)[reply