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==== Static Templates ==== | ==== Static Templates ==== | ||
Templates can also be used to include static content on a page (kind of like a keyword macro). This is useful when you want to mark a bunch of pages with some common message content, e.g. 'obsolete', '[[:Template:stub|stub]]', 'needs attention' etc.; or perhaps you have a collection of articles that you want to apply a common resource box or navigation to. | Templates can also be used to include static content on a page (kind of like a keyword macro). This is useful when you want to mark a bunch of pages with some common message content, e.g. 'obsolete', '[[:Template:stub|stub]]', 'needs attention' etc.; or perhaps you have a collection of articles that you want to apply a common resource box or navigation to. | ||
=== Using Templates === | === Using Templates === | ||
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=== Available Templates === | === Available Templates === | ||
See all templates in the [[Special:Prefixindex|prefix index]] (choose the 'Template' namespace in the select box, then press 'Go') | See all templates in the [[Special:Prefixindex|prefix index]] (choose the 'Template' namespace in the select box, then press 'Go') | ||
=== Debugging Templates === | |||
You can add <code>action=raw&templates=expand</code> to the end of a page URL to see the raw wikitext as | |||
=== See also === | === See also === | ||