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|content=MediaWiki templates are actually wiki pages that are included in other pages, while enabling the change of specific parameters. | |content=MediaWiki templates are actually wiki pages that are included in other pages, while enabling the change of specific parameters. | ||
Templates are mostly used in the Template name space (i.e. the page name will be <code>Template:Template_name</code>) and included by clicking '''Insert > Template''' in the editor or by typing | Templates are mostly used in the Template name space (i.e. the page name will be <code>Template:Template_name</code>) and included by clicking '''Insert > Template''' in the editor or by typing in the source editor: | ||
<pre><nowiki>{{template name|parameter name=paremeter information}}</nowiki></pre>This will include the template <code>Template_name</code> in the page edited. | |||
===How to build templates?=== | |||
For understanding better wiki templating visit MediaWiki documentation: | |||
*[[Mediawikiwiki:Help:Templates|Templates]] - how to build and use templates | |||
*[[Mediawikiwiki:Help:TemplatesData|Template data]] - assisting users to add the right information to templates | |||
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|content=You can add certain HTML tags to your pages or templates. These are some of the allowed tags: | |||
*Text formatting tags: 'b', 'i', 'u', 'big', 'small', 'h1-6', 'cite', 'code', 's', 'strike', 'strong', 'center'. | |||
*Layout tags: 'div', 'blockquote', 'ol', 'ul', 'table', 'p', 'span'. | |||
Full list of permitted tags can be found [[metawikimedia:Help:HTML_in_wikitext|here]]. | |||
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|content=You can add styling to HTML tags inline or by adding CSS to templates. See here a [[Mediawikiwiki:Help:TemplateStyles|documentation on template styling]]. | |||
Note that there are few specific CSS rules that are not permitted for security reasons, like image background. | |||
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MediaWiki supports using templates and HTML coding for more complex content and design solutions
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