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For example, consider the template <tt>'''[[Template:Disambig]]'''</tt> (follow the link to see the page where it can be edited). To insert the template's content into an article, type <code><nowiki>{{Disambig}}</nowiki></code> in the wiki page ("<nowiki>{{Disambig}}</nowiki>" is called a ''template tag''). Every article with that tag in it will display the following text: | For example, consider the template <tt>'''[[Template:Disambig]]'''</tt> (follow the link to see the page where it can be edited). To insert the template's content into an article, type <code><nowiki>{{Disambig}}</nowiki></code> in the wiki page ("<nowiki>{{Disambig}}</nowiki>" is called a ''template tag''). Every article with that tag in it will display the following text: | ||
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This technique is commonly known as '''{{wpd|transclusion}}'''. Templates can also include calculated and substituted elements, as well as [[parameter]]s, allowing for complex usage. For a table of some useful templates, see [[FamilySearch WIki:Template messages]]. For detailed templating documentation see [[Help:Template]]. | This technique is commonly known as '''{{wpd|transclusion}}'''. Templates can also include calculated and substituted elements, as well as [[parameter]]s, allowing for complex usage. For a table of some useful templates, see [[FamilySearch WIki:Template messages]]. For detailed templating documentation see [[Help:Template]]. |
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