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This is the page banner template for Wikipedia how-to.
It can be placed on top of administration pages (not-articles) when appropriate (see WP:INFOPAGES for details). This usually means pages in the "Wikipedia:" and "Help:" namespaces, but sometimes how-to guides also exist as user subpages.
Categorization
If a page that uses this template is in the "Wikipedia:" or "Help:" namespace, then this template adds Category:Wikipedia how-to to the page.
If the page is in the "User:" namespace, it will be put into Category:User essays. If your page is just a draft, please use the |nocat=
parameter to prevent categorization, until it is finished.
If it is in some other namespace, it will not be auto-categorized, and it may be in the wrong place.
Usage
This template can be used as is, like this:
{{Wikipedia how-to}}
But it can also take up to three shortcuts as parameters. It then displays a small shortcut box inside it. Like this:
{{Wikipedia how-to|WP:SHORT|WP:LONG}}
Then it looks like this:
If you want to feed more than one or two shortcuts then the shortcut box becomes too high, which doesn't look good. In such a case it is better to use a {{shortcut}}
box directly below this template, like this:
Optional parameters
|1=
or|sc1=
,|shortcut1=
,|shortcut=
, or first unnamed parameter – First shortcut. Don't include[[...]]
linking brackets in this or other shortcut parameters.|2=
or|sc2=
,|shortcut2=
, or first unnamed parameter – Second shortcut|3=
or|sc3=
,|shortcut3=
, or first unnamed parameter – Third shortcut (deprecated; please use separate Template:Shortcut for three or more)|interprets=
or|page=
or|pages=
– Specify name of page (policy, process, etc.) that this essay provides advice about. For a single page, it is not necessary to include[[...]]
linking brackets;. This will replace the wording "some aspect or aspects of Wikipedia's norms and practices". If more than one page and/or any notes are intended, links must be manually coded, e.g.:|interprets=[[Wikipedia:Verifiability]] policy and the [[Wikipedia:Identifying reliable sources]] guideline
|sort-by=
– Specify a sort key for the category. For example, if the how-to page is Wikipedia:Producing maps with xplanet and you want it category-sorted to appear under "X", use|sort-by=Xplanet, Producing maps with
. This has no effect on the user essays category.|category=
– Specify a complete wikilink (i.e, do include the[[...]]
linking brackets) to one or more categories to override the default Category:Wikipedia how-to. May include a category sort; example:[[Category:WikiProject Underwater Basketweaving|Article structure advice]]
This parameter does not replace the Category:User essays categorization for pages in the "User:" namespace, but can be used to add them manually to Category:Wikipedia how-to, in addition to the automatic user category.|nocat=y
or|demo=y
– Bypass all categorization, when the template is used for demo purposes, e.g. in template documentation, on talk pages, etc.|style=
– Pass arbitrary CSS to the Template:Ombox base template that this template uses.
TemplateData
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See also
{{How-to}}
– the cleanup/dispute tag for articles written in a "how-to" style.{{Information page}}
– the banner template for pages that are more just informational than directly instructional like WP:GOV.{{Essay|interprets=}}
– the banner template for pages that are more opinionated then instructional or technical; there are several parameters and variations.{{Supplement|interprets=}}
– to tag a well-established page that adds something to a policy or guideline, to make up for a deficiency, and when it is referenced in the guideline or policy like WP:BRD.- Wikipedia:Template messages/Project namespace – for other "Wikipedia:"-namespace banner templates.