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===What are those "noinclude" tags anyway?===
 
===What are those "noinclude" tags anyway?===
*They prevent the content which is placed between those <nowiki><noinclude> </noinclude></nowiki> tags from being included on wiki-pages. The content of those tags will only be visible on the template page itself.
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*They prevent the content which is placed between them from being included on wiki-pages. The content of those tags will only be visible on the template page itself.
 
*What those tags contain is usually little information about what this template is ment for, or adding said templates to categories without effecting pages that use that template.
 
*What those tags contain is usually little information about what this template is ment for, or adding said templates to categories without effecting pages that use that template.

Revision as of 13:37, 10 August 2014

This help page will explain what templates are and how to use them

What are Templates?

  • Templates are used on wikis to add content and codes to pages, by simpling adding a {{Template}}, which will display the template's content as part of the wiki-page when viewed, while only actually being a short template-tag when you are editing the page.
  • This frees the page of repetitive information or complex codes cluttering when you are editing a page.

How do I edit the content of those Templates?

To easily find and edit the active templates within a page:

  1. Press the "edit" button at the top of the page
  2. Scroll down to the bottom, below the text-editing area, there you will see a list of templates currently in use on the page, and a easy "edit" button next to each link.
    • When you press the "edit" link next to the template name, you will be taken to the content of that template.
    • You will often see <noinclude> </noinclude> tags at the top of those template pages, DO NOT REMOVE THOSE TAGS

What are those "noinclude" tags anyway?

  • They prevent the content which is placed between them from being included on wiki-pages. The content of those tags will only be visible on the template page itself.
  • What those tags contain is usually little information about what this template is ment for, or adding said templates to categories without effecting pages that use that template.