see Also/Doc
} is used for small sets of see also information at the head of article sections according to Wikipedia:Guide to layout.
 | This is a documentation subpage for Teamplaid:See also. It contains usage information, categories and other content that is not part of the original teamplaid page. |
Usage
{{see also|Article 1|...|Article 15}} - Up to 15 parameters are permitted: only the first is mandatory.
- The list is dynamically generated so that the word "and" is always placed between the final two entries.
- If more than 15 entries are supplied, a message will be displayed pointing out the problem.
- NB
- no newlines are permitted else the article links will be broken.
Example
| Code | Result |
|---|---|
| {{see also}} |
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| {{see also|Article}} |
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| {{see also|Article|Article}} |
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| {{see also|Article|Article|Article}} |
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| {{see also|Article|Article|l2=Alternate title}} |
|
And so on up to 15 parameters.
See also
{{Cat also}} is used for small sets of see also (list of other categories) for information in the end of text on category pages or talk pages, etc. "The main article for this category is..."
as above but for when articles end in a full stop
as above but for more than one article
- -- e.g. - {{Further|A|B|C}} -->
- Further information: A
, to use when you have more than one main article.
- -- e.g. - {{main|A|B|C}} -->
, to use when you have more than one main article, primarily for use in category text, not Wikipedia English language Wikipedia Naming conventions compliant inside articles.
"For a more comprehensive list, see..."
{{See}} (deprecated - use {{Further}})