Template:Documentation

Template documentation (for the above template, sometimes hidden or invisible)

{{Documentation}} formats and displays documentation subpages.

Usage

{{Documentation
| namespace = 
}}

namespace (optional)

If a documented page's namespace isn't Template, enter it here.

This template transcludes the contents of the page's /doc subpage. If the page doesn't exist, it displays a red link to the page.

Example

On a Template page

<includeonly>(Template code)</includeonly><noinclude>
[[Category:Relevant template categories]]
{{Documentation}}
</noinclude>

Note that, depending on the template, you may need to add {{Clear}} or close any open <table> or <div> tags in the template before the {{Documentation}} template.

On a page in any other namespace

(Content)<noinclude>
{{Documentation|namespace=NamespaceName}}
</noinclude>

The namespace parameter lets you add documentation to pages on any namespace. For example, you can document widgets in the Widget namespace or complex CSS or Javascript in the MediaWiki namespace. See Widget:ArticleSpawner for an example.

On the Template/doc page

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== Usage ==
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</pre>

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== Example ==
<pre>
(Example template usage)
</pre>

produces 

(Example template usage)

Use any or all of the above description, usage, and example sections. You can also add "see also" or further usage information sections.

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