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*It will appear as a normal vertical bar when used
 
*It will appear as a normal vertical bar when used
 
===Examples of Uses===
 
===Examples of Uses===
*When you want to add extra rows/cells within a certain command area of a template, because writing a <code>|</code> vertical bar normally will separate commands when within a template.
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*'''On pages:''' When you want to add extra rows/cells within a certain command area of a template, because writing a <code>|</code> vertical bar normally will separate commands when within a template.
*When editing a template, writing a <code>|</code> vertical bar can often break a template or simply make the code you are trying to write not work normally.
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*'''On templates:''' When editing a template, writing a <code>|</code> vertical bar can often break a template or simply make the code you are trying to write not work normally.
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==See Also==
 
==See Also==
 
{{Useful Templates}}
 
{{Useful Templates}}
 
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Revision as of 01:57, 31 March 2015

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Documentation icon Template documentation ( view · talk · edit)

Template:!/doc

The above documentation is transcluded from Template:!/doc.
Editors can experiment in this template's sandbox
Please add categories to the /doc subpage within <includeonly>...</includeonly>

The purpose of this template is to insert a vertical bar into other templates in cases where actually writing it might break the template

  • It will appear as a normal vertical bar when used

Examples of Uses

  • On pages: When you want to add extra rows/cells within a certain command area of a template, because writing a | vertical bar normally will separate commands when within a template.
  • On templates: When editing a template, writing a | vertical bar can often break a template or simply make the code you are trying to write not work normally.

See Also