Template:Boilerplate

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;;;;;;;;;;;; this one. They would be interpreted and cause portions
;;;;;;;;;;;; this one. They would be interpreted and cause portions
;;;;;;;;;;;; of this comment block to be included in the template
;;;;;;;;;;;; of this comment block to be included in the template
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;;;;;;;;;;;; output. For documentation purposes instead of angle
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;;;;;;;;;;;; output. For purposes of documentation in this comments
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;;;;;;;;;;;; brakets: < >, we will use parentheses, such as
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;;;;;;;;;;;; like this, instead of angle brakets: < >, we will use
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;;;;;;;;;;;; (noinclude) (/noinclude), (includeonly) (/includeonly).
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;;;;;;;;;;;; parentheses, such as (noinclude) (/noinclude),
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;;;;;;;;;;;; (includeonly) (/includeonly).
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;;;;;;;;;;;; To cause this template to produce these tags in its
;;;;;;;;;;;; To cause this template to produce these tags in its
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;;;;;;;;;;;; instead.
;;;;;;;;;;;; instead.
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;;;;;;;;;;;; Display the documentation from a separate page only when
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;;;;;;;;;;;; The first line in this page (above), displays the
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;;;;;;;;;;;; the template is viewed.
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;;;;;;;;;;;; documentation from a separate page only when the template
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;;;;;;;;;;;; is viewed.
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;;;;;;;;;;;; (noinclude){{documentation}}(/noinclude)
;;;;;;;;;;;; (noinclude){{documentation}}(/noinclude)
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</noinclude>{{{|<}}}noinclude{{{|>}}}
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;;;;;;;;;;;; The remainder of the file is processed only when
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{{Based On Template|Boilerplate}}
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;;;;;;;;;;;; transcluded (which should be by subst:)
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This is a template for pages that are about individuals.
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;;;;;;;;;;;;
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Include it by saving a blank page with
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;;;;;;;;;;;; (includeonly)...(/includeonly)
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{{{|<}}}pre{{{|>}}}
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{{Subst:Person}}
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{{{|<}}}/pre{{{|>}}}
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If you do, what you'll then get is this:
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;;;;;;;;;;;; Within the transclusion part, comments (like this one)
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<hr/>
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;;;;;;;;;;;; can be created which will be entirely ignored, by placing
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<hr/>
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;;;;;;;;;;;; them in noinclude blocks:
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{{quote-page|Template:Person/Boilerplate}}
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;;;;;;;;;;;;
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{{{|<}}}/noinclude{{{|>}}}<noinclude>
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;;;;;;;;;;;; (noinclude) any comment (/noinclude)
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;;;;;;;;;;;; The newly created template starts with a
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;;;;;;;;;;;; (noinclude)...(/noinclude) section which is what happens
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;;;;;;;;;;;; when the template page is veiwed.
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</noinclude>{{{|<}}}noinclude{{{|>}}}<noinclude>
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</noinclude>{{subst:end of line character}}<noinclude>
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;;;;;;;;;;;; produce: <!-- {{XXXX/Doc/Related}} -->
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</noinclude>{{{|<}}}<noinclude>
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</noinclude>-- <noinclude>
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</noinclude>{{<noinclude>
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</noinclude>{{subst:PAGENAME}}<noinclude>
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</noinclude>/Doc/Related<noinclude>
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</noinclude>}}<noinclude>
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</noinclude> --<noinclude>
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</noinclude>{{{|>}}}<noinclude>
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</noinclude>{{subst:end of line character}}<noinclude>
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</noinclude>{{Based On Template|Boilerplate|Templates=y}}<noinclude>
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</noinclude>{{subst:end of line character}}<noinclude>
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</noinclude>This is a template for pages that are about {{subst:PAGENAME}}.<noinclude>
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</noinclude>{{subst:end of line character}}<noinclude>
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</noinclude>Include it by saving a blank page with<noinclude>
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</noinclude>{{subst:end of line character}}<noinclude>
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</noinclude>{{{|<}}}pre{{{|>}}}<noinclude>
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</noinclude>{{subst:end of line character}}<noinclude>
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</noinclude>{{subst:((}}Subst:{{subst:pagename as template|subst=subst:}}{{subst:))}}<noinclude>
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</noinclude>{{subst:end of line character}}<noinclude>
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</noinclude>{{{|<}}}/pre{{{|>}}}<noinclude>
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</noinclude>{{subst:end of line character}}<noinclude>
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</noinclude>{{subst:end of line character}}<noinclude>
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</noinclude>If you do, what you'll then get is this:<noinclude>
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</noinclude>{{subst:end of line character}}<noinclude>
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</noinclude>{{quote-page|{{subst:FULLPAGENAME}}/Boilerplate}}<noinclude>
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</noinclude>{{subst:end of line character}}<noinclude>
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</noinclude>{{{|<}}}/noinclude{{{|>}}}<noinclude>
;;;;;;;;;;;; Only when the template is transcluded, use the
;;;;;;;;;;;; Only when the template is transcluded, use the
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;;;;;;;;;;;; substitution code.
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;;;;;;;;;;;; following substitution code.
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;;;;;;;;;;;;
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;;;;;;;;;;;; (includeonly)<!-- put your code here -->(/includeonly)
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;;;;;;;;;;;; (includeonly)...(/includeonly)
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</noinclude>{{{|<}}}includeonly{{{|>}}}<noinclude>
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;;;;;;;;;;;; Call using {{subst:...}} the specified page. Since
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;;;;;;;;;;;; we're already being subst'd, this will cause the
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;;;;;;;;;;;; specified page to be subst'd in immediately.
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</noinclude>{{subst:((}}subst:<noinclude>
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;;;;;;;;;;;; The page that has the boilerplate text. This is a
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;;;;;;;;;;;; separate page with no (noinclude) or (includeonly)
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;;;;;;;;;;;; directives, so that it can be used with preload. See
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;;;;;;;;;;;; Template:Link/Create for example.
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</noinclude>{{subst:pagename as template|subst=subst:}}/Boilerplate<noinclude>
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</noinclude>{{subst:))}}<noinclude>
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</noinclude>{{{|<}}}includeonly{{{|>}}}
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</noinclude>{{{|<}}}/includeonly{{{|>}}}<noinclude>
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{{subst:Person/Boilerplate}}
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{{{|<}}}/includeonly{{{|>}}}<noinclude>
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Current revision

This is the documentation for the template Template:Boilerplate

Template:Boilerplate/Doc:

The template {{Boilerplate}} creates a new template suitable for use as a boilerplate.

On a new or blank template page, type: 

{{subst:boilerplate}}

This will create a template of the form: 

<noinclude>
{{Based On Template|Boilerplate|Templates=y}}
This is a template for pages that are about XXXX.
Include it by saving a blank page with
<pre>
{{Subst:XXXX}}
</pre>

If you do, what you'll then get is this:
{{quote-page|Sandbox/Boilerplate}}
</noinclude><includeonly>{{subst:XXXX/Boilerplate}}</includeonly>

Where XXXX is the template name.

Move Template:XXXX to Template:XXXX/Page


To see how this template is implemented, edit this page and examine the portion between <includeonly> and </includeonly>.

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