Template:Cat see also W2c

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[edit] Purpose

{{Cat see also W2c}} (redirect form: {Cat see also Commons}) is used for small sets of see also information at the end of text headers on category pages to give cross-links to associated categories from en.wikipedia or antoher sister project to Mediawiki Commons, usually when category schemes either share common nodes, or fork off in different directions.

  • 'Clean' Links are presented an auto-pipetricked (nice) form of [[Commons:Category:Category Name|Category Name]].
  • If non-English wikipedians create a hard redirect in 'Category:Name In English' to the equivalent in their language, the links should also work interwiki across languages.

[edit] Usage


     {{Cat see also W2c:|Category Name_1|optionalCategory Name_2|optionalCategory Name_nn|...|optionalCategory Name_ 40}}

  • Up to 40 parameters are permitted: only the first is mandatory. All links refer to Commons category names, which is not necessarily the same, and frequently somewhat different than the en.wikipedia category scheme.
    • It is also however, frequently identical per efforts at uniformization and work at Meta-wiki.
    • This template is particularly useful for tying to image gallaries on a daughter not shared on en.wp.
  • The list is dynamically generated so that a "&" is always placed between the final two entries.
  • If more than 40 entries are supplied, a message will be displayed pointing out the run-over problem with the occurrence of the 41st.
Caution
Bad formatting: no newlines are permitted else the article links will be broken.

[edit] See also

  • {{Main}}, to use when you have more than one main article.
  • {{MainBold}}, same, but all are bold text.

Note:
     {{W2}} may no longer be available on Wikipedia itself.

  • {{W2}} — 'Namesake' across sister projects to link to wikipedia in language of choice as if you entered [[W:articlename|articlename]]. (essentially a typing aide which is common to all {{W2|Wikipedia:sister projects|sister projects).
  • {{Cat see also}} — model for this template, builds comma delimited list of categories of up to fifteen perameters cross-linking to categories, up, down, or across as needed.
  • {{see also W2}} — interwiki version of this template to article space in wherever [[W:Name]] links in your browser default language. (en.wikipedia.org pages for English)
  • {{catlst}} More flexible form of simpler Cat see also, allows message variation, HTML command coding, and will also take a parameter to allow use to connect to any sister project's namespaces, in the same compact list form.
  • {{Template list}} A similar template to 'catlst', but which defaults to template namespace.
  • {{See also}} -- a short form grandfather of those listed above limited to 15 links.
       ('Se also' has technical problems with specifying ':Category' spelt out, and these alternatives are far more convenient, as you need never spell it out at all!