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<noinclude>the purpose of this template is to perform the function of a tag that simultaneously registers a keyword as a category, and links to that category to list all pages containing the same tag
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<noinclude>the purpose of this template is to perform the function of a tag that simultaneously registers a keyword as a category, and links to that category to list all pages containing the same tag. This is more manageable than adding individual 'see also' items to a page, as each related page will require the same additions to them, compounding maintenance. The tag category becomes a hub for related items, displays as one link, and eliminates the need for maintaining redundant lists of links in related items.
  
==usage==  
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== Usage ==  
 
'''<nowiki>{{tag|keyword}}</nowiki>''' inline link
 
'''<nowiki>{{tag|keyword}}</nowiki>''' inline link
  
 
'''<nowiki>{{tag|keyword|}}</nowiki>''' hidden
 
'''<nowiki>{{tag|keyword|}}</nowiki>''' hidden
==code==
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</noinclude>
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'''<nowiki>{{tag|keyword|word}}</nowiki>''' pretty link (not implemented yet)
<includeonly>{{{#if: {{{1}}} | {{category:{{{1}}} }} {{{#ifeq: {{{2|}}}|{{{2|-}}} | [[:category:{{{1}}}|{{{1}}}]]}}} }}}</includeonly>
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== Code ==
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</noinclude><includeonly>{{#if:{{{1}}}|[[Category:{{{1}}}]]{{#ifeq:{{{2|}}}|{{{2|-}}}||[[:Category:{{{1}}}|{{{1}}}]]}}}}</includeonly>

Latest revision as of 00:28, 28 September 2012

the purpose of this template is to perform the function of a tag that simultaneously registers a keyword as a category, and links to that category to list all pages containing the same tag. This is more manageable than adding individual 'see also' items to a page, as each related page will require the same additions to them, compounding maintenance. The tag category becomes a hub for related items, displays as one link, and eliminates the need for maintaining redundant lists of links in related items.

Usage

{{tag|keyword}} inline link

{{tag|keyword|}} hidden

{{tag|keyword|word}} pretty link (not implemented yet)

Code