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Works for the linked images as seen here.

The second thing would be conditional formatting and I am sure it is possible.

Try something like:

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{{ifexpr:1<x<75|<span style="color:#000;">x</span>}}

But I am not too familiar so don't quote that one.

Look into if statements/expressions like I mentioned in my response.

Am I Narg?

I fail at wiki code though. Only web languages I am comfortable with = CSS and HTML

I do believe that the #ifexpr parser function (don't forget the #), does not support double comparisons (e.g., "1 < x < 5"), but it does fully support singular comparisons such as "1 < x".

I've implemented a #switch array that evaluates individual expressions, and the template now correctly colors a single input number. Let me know if you require additional assistance to accomplish the intended result.

You don't have it set up in the infobox itself as a field so it would have to account for the various spellings and what not as well instead of just the number if you would have 'built in' statistics on your infobox.

It doesn't technically have to be done manually. I can do some tricky stuff with the Infobox Template, but it takes some work on my end. If you really want it done, I can do it.