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Usage

{{Crafting
|A1=Gold Ingot |B1=Gold Ingot |C1=Gold Ingot
|A2=Gold Ingot |B2=Diamond    |C2=Gold Ingot
|A3=Gold Ingot |B3=Gold Ingot |C3=Gold Ingot
|Output=Lapis Lazuli Block |Outputamount=1
}}

Renders as: 1

Replicates the visual style of minecraft.wiki's Template:Crafting — a beveled 3×3 grid of recessed item slots, an arrow, a larger output slot, and hover tooltips — without Lua/Scribunto, which this wiki doesn't have. The trade-off: nothing is looked up automatically from an item name, so every slot needs its own filename (and optionally a link and stack-size label) spelled out, and the hover tooltip is a pure-CSS box anchored above the slot rather than minecraft.wiki's own cursor-following JS gadget.

Parameters

Parameter Description
A1C3 The icon shown in that grid position, as its filename without the extension (e.g. Gold Ingot for File:Gold Ingot.png). Left blank for an empty slot. Also becomes the default hover-tooltip text for that slot.
A1extC3ext Overrides the assumed .png extension (e.g. jpg, svg) for that slot's file, for the rare icon that isn't a PNG.
A1widthC3width Overrides the default width of 32 (in pixels, no unit) for that slot's icon. Only needed for a genuinely non-square file — work out the value that gives the right height (e.g. a 5×12 icon needs width=13 to come out ~32px tall) and the icon still centres itself in the slot.
A1linkC3link Optional page the slot's icon links to. Left blank, the icon isn't clickable.
A1amountC3amount Optional stack-size number shown in the slot's corner (e.g. 4).
A1nameC3name Overrides the hover-tooltip text for that slot (e.g. A1name=Gold Ingot (any)) instead of using A1 itself.
Output, Outputext, Outputwidth, Outputlink, Outputamount, Outputname Same six options as a grid slot, for the larger output slot on the right.
shapeless Set to 1 (or any non-empty value) to show the shapeless-recipe badge in the top-right corner — hovering it explains what it means, same as on minecraft.wiki.