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imported>Hardvice: +See Also

2007-11-17T03:24:49Z

+See Also

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imported>Hardvice: +See Also

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+See Also

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	For help using and creating templates, see [[Help:Templates]].		For help using and creating templates, see [[Help:Templates]].

			==See Also==
			* For templates used by system messages which can't be categorized, see [[Special:Uncategorizedtemplates]].

	[[Category: Heroes Wiki]]		[[Category: Heroes Wiki]]

imported>Ryangibsonstewart: consistent formatting

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consistent formatting

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	Templates are used to create special formatting or consistent elements in articles.		'''Templates''' are used to create special formatting or consistent elements in articles.

	For help using and creating templates, see [[Help:Templates]].		For help using and creating templates, see [[Help:Templates]].

imported>Admin: changed category from HeroesWiki to Heroes Wiki

2006-12-07T03:29:07Z

changed category from HeroesWiki to Heroes Wiki

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	For help using and creating templates, see [[Help:Templates]].		For help using and creating templates, see [[Help:Templates]].

	[[Category: ~~HeroesWiki~~]]		[[Category: Heroes Wiki]]

imported>Bob: SORRY! Wrong Page for the translation^^

2006-11-11T03:22:46Z

SORRY! Wrong Page for the translation^^

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			Templates are used to create special formatting or consistent elements in articles.
	Vorlagen werden gebraucht um spezielle Formate und Elemente zu vereinheitlichen.

	~~Für~~ ~~Gebrauchshilfe~~ ~~und~~ ~~eine~~ ~~Anleitung~~ ~~Vorlagen~~ ~~zu erstelllen siehe~~ [[Help:Templates]].		For help using and creating templates, see [[Help:Templates]].

	[[Category: HeroesWiki]]		[[Category: HeroesWiki]]

imported>Bob at 03:21, 11 November 2006

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			Vorlagen werden gebraucht um spezielle Formate und Elemente zu vereinheitlichen.
	Templates are used to create special formatting or consistent elements in articles.

	~~For~~ ~~help~~ ~~using~~ ~~and~~ ~~creating~~ ~~templates,~~ ~~see~~ [[Help:Templates]].		Für Gebrauchshilfe und eine Anleitung Vorlagen zu erstelllen siehe [[Help:Templates]].

	[[Category: HeroesWiki]]		[[Category: HeroesWiki]]

imported>Hardvice: link to Help:Templates

2006-11-09T20:39:04Z

link to Help:Templates

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			Templates are used to create special formatting or consistent elements in articles.
	Templates are used to create special formatting or consistent elements in articles. Templates allow formatting changes to be made to the template, and automatically have those changes reflected in all articles which include that template. To include in a page, enter <tt><nowiki>{{name_of_template}}</nowiki></tt> in the page where you would like to include the template. If a template accepts variables, enter them using a pipe, the name of the variable (if any), an equals sign, and the text you wish to use. For example, <tt><nowiki>{{template\|text=your_text_here}}</nowiki></tt> would insert the template "template" and set the variable "text" to "your text here".

			For help using and creating templates, see [[Help:Templates]].
	You can also include an article as if it were a template by placing the article's name, preceded by a colon, in double braces. For example, typing <tt><nowiki>{{:Niki Sanders}}</nowiki></tt> would insert the text of Niki's article into the article you are editing. If Niki's article is changed, the changes will be automatically reflected on the page in which it is included.

	Finally some templates are meant to be substituted. A substituted template copies the template's text into the article as text, not as a reference back to the template. It basically just 'pastes' the content of the template into the article. To substitute a template, enter <tt><nowiki>{{subst:template_name}}</nowiki></tt> and hit "save page". When the edit is completed, the text from the template will appear in the article.

	For usage notes for a particular template, including any variables, see each article below.

	Some template specific markup:
	* <tt><noinclude></tt>: Any text between the tags will appear in template's article but not be included when the template is added to pages. Useful for assigning category to the template but not the article or for typing usage notes for the template.
	* <tt><includeonly></tt>: Any text between the tags will appear in when the template is added to an article but not in the template's page itself. Useful for assigning category to the article but not to the template.

	[[Category: HeroesWiki]]		[[Category: HeroesWiki]]

imported>Hardvice: + cat

2006-11-05T05:21:31Z

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	* <tt><noinclude></tt>: Any text between the tags will appear in template's article but not be included when the template is added to pages. Useful for assigning category to the template but not the article or for typing usage notes for the template.		* <tt><noinclude></tt>: Any text between the tags will appear in template's article but not be included when the template is added to pages. Useful for assigning category to the template but not the article or for typing usage notes for the template.
	* <tt><includeonly></tt>: Any text between the tags will appear in when the template is added to an article but not in the template's page itself. Useful for assigning category to the article but not to the template.		* <tt><includeonly></tt>: Any text between the tags will appear in when the template is added to an article but not in the template's page itself. Useful for assigning category to the article but not to the template.

			[[Category: HeroesWiki]]

imported>Hardvice at 04:06, 29 October 2006

2006-10-29T04:06:30Z

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	Templates are used to create special formatting or consistent elements in articles. Templates allow formatting changes to be made to the template, and automatically have those changes reflected in all articles which include that template. To include in a page, enter <tt><nowiki>{{name_of_template}}</nowiki></tt> in the page where you would like to include the template. If a template accepts variables, enter them using a pipe, the name of the variable (if any), an equals sign, and the text you wish to use. For example, <tt><nowiki>{{template\|text=your_text_here}}</nowiki></tt> would insert the template "template" and set the variable "text" to "your text here".		Templates are used to create special formatting or consistent elements in articles. Templates allow formatting changes to be made to the template, and automatically have those changes reflected in all articles which include that template. To include in a page, enter <tt><nowiki>{{name_of_template}}</nowiki></tt> in the page where you would like to include the template. If a template accepts variables, enter them using a pipe, the name of the variable (if any), an equals sign, and the text you wish to use. For example, <tt><nowiki>{{template\|text=your_text_here}}</nowiki></tt> would insert the template "template" and set the variable "text" to "your text here".

	You can also include an article as if it were a template by placing the article's name, preceded by a colon, in double braces. For example, typing <~~nowiki~~><tt>{{:Niki Sanders}}</tt></~~nowiki~~> would insert the text of Niki's article into the article you are editing. If Niki's article is changed, the changes will be automatically reflected on the page in which it is included.		You can also include an article as if it were a template by placing the article's name, preceded by a colon, in double braces. For example, typing <tt><nowiki>{{:Niki Sanders}}</nowiki></tt> would insert the text of Niki's article into the article you are editing. If Niki's article is changed, the changes will be automatically reflected on the page in which it is included.

	Finally some templates are meant to be substituted. A substituted template copies the template's text into the article as text, not as a reference back to the template. It basically just 'pastes' the content of the template into the article. To substitute a template, enter <tt><nowiki>{{subst:template_name}}</nowiki></tt> and hit "save page". When the edit is completed, the text from the template will appear in the article.		Finally some templates are meant to be substituted. A substituted template copies the template's text into the article as text, not as a reference back to the template. It basically just 'pastes' the content of the template into the article. To substitute a template, enter <tt><nowiki>{{subst:template_name}}</nowiki></tt> and hit "save page". When the edit is completed, the text from the template will appear in the article.

imported>Hardvice at 04:05, 29 October 2006

2006-10-29T04:05:33Z

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	Templates are used to create special formatting or consistent elements in articles. Templates allow formatting changes to be made to the template, and automatically have those changes reflected in all articles which include that template. To include in a page, enter <tt><nowiki>{{name_of_template}}</nowiki></tt> in the page where you would like to include the template. If a template accepts variables, enter them using a pipe, the name of the variable (if any), an equals sign, and the text you wish to use. For example, <~~nowiki~~><tt>{{template\|text=your_text_here}}</tt></~~nowiki~~> would insert the template "template" and set the variable "text" to "your text here".		Templates are used to create special formatting or consistent elements in articles. Templates allow formatting changes to be made to the template, and automatically have those changes reflected in all articles which include that template. To include in a page, enter <tt><nowiki>{{name_of_template}}</nowiki></tt> in the page where you would like to include the template. If a template accepts variables, enter them using a pipe, the name of the variable (if any), an equals sign, and the text you wish to use. For example, <tt><nowiki>{{template\|text=your_text_here}}</nowiki></tt> would insert the template "template" and set the variable "text" to "your text here".

	You can also include an article as if it were a template by placing the article's name, preceded by a colon, in double braces. For example, typing <nowiki><tt>{{:Niki Sanders}}</tt></nowiki> would insert the text of Niki's article into the article you are editing. If Niki's article is changed, the changes will be automatically reflected on the page in which it is included.		You can also include an article as if it were a template by placing the article's name, preceded by a colon, in double braces. For example, typing <nowiki><tt>{{:Niki Sanders}}</tt></nowiki> would insert the text of Niki's article into the article you are editing. If Niki's article is changed, the changes will be automatically reflected on the page in which it is included.

	Finally some templates are meant to be substituted. A substituted template copies the template's text into the article as text, not as a reference back to the template. It basically just 'pastes' the content of the template into the article. To substitute a template, enter <nowiki>{{subst:template_name}}</nowiki> and hit "save page". When the edit is completed, the text from the template will appear in the article.		Finally some templates are meant to be substituted. A substituted template copies the template's text into the article as text, not as a reference back to the template. It basically just 'pastes' the content of the template into the article. To substitute a template, enter <tt><nowiki>{{subst:template_name}}</nowiki></tt> and hit "save page". When the edit is completed, the text from the template will appear in the article.

	For usage notes for a particular template, including any variables, see each article below.		For usage notes for a particular template, including any variables, see each article below.