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The following documentation is located at ထႅမ်းပလဵတ်ႉ:temp/documentation. ^[edit]

Useful links: subpage list • links • redirects • transclusions • errors (parser/module) • sandbox

The template is intended for use on talk pages and areas of Wiktionary that describe the markup language of wikitext. It displays the name of another template or template-like parser construct, linked for convenience, and wrapped in <code> tags. functions identically to , except it does not wrap the output in <code> tags; it may be used nested.

Syntax

• The template automatically detects non-template namespaces, substitutions, magic words and parser functions; the syntax is identical to the one accepted by the MediaWiki parser. For example, inclusion from mainspace uses the : prefix.
• Using the parser function with a valid module name creates a link to the module. Likewise, using with a valid parser extension tag links to the tag's documentation.
• If this template is given non-numeric named arguments, they will be displayed as arguments to the template; however, no particular order is guaranteed.
• To force a particular order, or to display an equals sign in an explicitly named numeric parameter, you may use the following methods:
  • Use = (or =) to code the equal sign.
  • Wrap the parameter assignment (or just the = character) in <nowiki> tags.
  • Make explicit numeral assignments corresponding with numbered parameters starting from 2.
• Previous versions of this template had an interwiki functionality; this feature has been dropped. Links to templates on sister wikis should be formatted manually.

Examples

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See also

• or (category link) — display wiki markup for a category link.
• , — for discussing template parameters or documenting parameter usage in template documentation.
• — display HTML-like wiki markup tags (like <nowiki>).
•  { { tl } } — similar template on Wikipedia, display a template name as a link surrounded by braces, thus showing the template name as code rather than actually invoking it.