Template:See also
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See also: [[:{{{1}}}]]
Usage[edit]
{{See also}} is used to create hatnotes to point to a small number of other, related, titles at the top of article sections according to wikipedia:Wikipedia:Layout. It is not for use in the "See also" section at the bottom of an article.
{{See also|Article 1|...|Article 15}}
- One to fifteen articles can be listed.
- 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.
- You can use parameters label 1 to label 15 to specify alternative labels for the links.
- adding newline characters will break article links <1-- presumably because of the leading ":" -->
Example[edit]
| Code | Result |
|---|---|
{{See also|Article}} |
See also: Article
|
{{See also|Article|label 1=Alternative title for Article}} |
See also: Alternative title for Article
|
{{See also|Article|Article 2}} |
|
{{See also|Article|Article 2|Article 3}} |
|
{{See also|Article|Article 2|label 2=Alternative title for Article 2}} |
See also: Article and Alternative title for Article 2
|
And so on up to 15 parameters.
See also: Link to section[edit]
It is possible to direct this template to link a particular section within another article.
{{See also|Michael Tritter#storyline|l1=Storyline}} gives
See also: Storyline
Template:Section template list
- {{Other uses}} List other uses for a word or term.
- More hatnotes: Template:Otheruses templates
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