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Revision as of 05:19, 6 January 2013
This is the documentation for the template Template:Lesson question/Link
Template:Lesson question/Link/Doc:
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The template {{Lesson question/Link|pagename|description}}
produces a link to a Category:Lesson question.
- pagename
- the name of the page to link to. The page used will be a subpage if it exists, or an absolute page if that exists. If neither exists, a redlink to a subpage is ude.
- description
- (optional) the text to use for the link, otherwise pagename is used.
| You type...
| You get...
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{{Lesson question/Link|1}}
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{{Lesson question/Link|Main Page}}
| Main Page
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To see how this template is implemented,
edit this page and examine the portion
between <includeonly> and </includeonly>.
