Noinclude
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Template documentation
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This template should always be substituted – use {{subst:Noinclude}}. |
Used to insert a <noinclude/> tag in a substituted template. The resulting tag will be processed as a real tag by further substitutions and transclusions, so this should not be used for documentation. Rather, it is used by metatemplates to generate noinclude tags.
Usage
{{<includeonly>subst:</includeonly>Noinclude|{{{1}}}}}</nowiki>
If the template call is already within an includeonly block, the includeonly tags should be omitted. Substitution is required, but must only be used during inclusion; otherwise, the template will be substituted with includeonly tags immediately, and the desired effect will be lost.
See also
- Metatemplating
- Dtag
- Eval
- Includeonly, Template:noinclude, and Nowiki
- Tft
- Sibling
- TEMPLATENAME and TEMPLATENAMEE
- !
- =
- (( and ))
- ((( and )))
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