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Matt at 10:48, 14 April 2025

2025-04-14T10:48:25Z

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	==Hyphens==		==Hyphens==
	Per MOS:DASH, page ranges should normally be declared with an ndash (<code><nowiki>{{r\|name=RefName\|pages=27&ndash;29}}</nowiki></code>→<sup>[1]</sup>) rather than a hyphen. Tools like WP:AWB will automatically convert hyphens to dashes in such instances. For the plural page parameters {{para\|pages}}, {{para\|pp}} and {{para\|quote-pages}} and aliases, {{tl\|r}} will automatically translate hyphens into ndashes for display purposes. (This does not apply to the singular and other in-source-location parameters {{para\|page}}, {{para\|p}}, {{para\|at}}, {{para\|loc}}, {{para\|quote-page}} and aliases.) If the hyphen is actually desired for whatever reason, the "accept-this-as-written-markup" (which is also supported by and , the family of ~~{{tl\|sfn}}~~- and -style templates, and all CS1/CS2 citation templates) can be used to indicate this (<code><nowiki>{{r\|name=RefName\|pages=((27-29)), 41}}</nowiki></code>→<sup>[1]</sup>).		Per MOS:DASH, page ranges should normally be declared with an ndash (<code><nowiki>{{r\|name=RefName\|pages=27&ndash;29}}</nowiki></code>→<sup>[1]</sup>) rather than a hyphen. Tools like WP:AWB will automatically convert hyphens to dashes in such instances. For the plural page parameters {{para\|pages}}, {{para\|pp}} and {{para\|quote-pages}} and aliases, {{tl\|r}} will automatically translate hyphens into ndashes for display purposes. (This does not apply to the singular and other in-source-location parameters {{para\|page}}, {{para\|p}}, {{para\|at}}, {{para\|loc}}, {{para\|quote-page}} and aliases.) If the hyphen is actually desired for whatever reason, the "accept-this-as-written-markup" (which is also supported by and , the family of - and -style templates, and all CS1/CS2 citation templates) can be used to indicate this (<code><nowiki>{{r\|name=RefName\|pages=((27-29)), 41}}</nowiki></code>→<sup>[1]</sup>).

	==Known issues==		==Known issues==

Matt at 10:30, 14 April 2025

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	\| <syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext" inline>{{r\|RefName\|Bam\|Bar}}</syntaxhighlight>		\| <syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext" inline>{{r\|RefName\|Bam\|Bar}}</syntaxhighlight>
	\| Text.{{r\|RefName\|Bam\|Bar}}		\| Text.{{r\|RefName\|Bam\|Bar}}
	\| Equivalent to <syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext" inline>{{r\|RefName}}{{r\|Bam}}{{r\|Bar}}</syntaxhighlight>or ~~{{nobr\|<syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext" inline><ref name=RefName/><ref name=Bam/><ref name=Bar/></syntaxhighlight>.}}~~		\| Equivalent to <syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext" inline>{{r\|RefName}}{{r\|Bam}}{{r\|Bar}}</syntaxhighlight>or

	Up to nine references may be "bundled" this way. <!--NOBREAK ON WIDEST EXAMPLES ESTABLISHES COLUMN WIDTHS-->		Up to nine references may be "bundled" this way. <!--NOBREAK ON WIDEST EXAMPLES ESTABLISHES COLUMN WIDTHS-->
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	===References section===		===References section===
	The ref names may be defined within a {{t\|reflist}} (as illustrated below) or (in the more usual way) scattered throughout the article text using e.g. ~~{{nobr\|<code><nowiki><ref name="RefName">Reference text</ref></nowiki></code>}}~~ or		The ref names may be defined within a {{t\|reflist}} (as illustrated below) or (in the more usual way) scattered throughout the article text using e.g. or

	<syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext">		<syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext">

Matt at 10:30, 14 April 2025

2025-04-14T10:30:00Z

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	Up to nine references may be "bundled" this way. <!--NOBREAK ON WIDEST EXAMPLES ESTABLISHES COLUMN WIDTHS-->		Up to nine references may be "bundled" this way. <!--NOBREAK ON WIDEST EXAMPLES ESTABLISHES COLUMN WIDTHS-->
	\|-		\|-
	\| ~~{{nobr\| <syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext" inline>{{r\|1=RefName\|2=Bam\|3=Bar\|4=Bas\|p1=100\|pp2=10–14\|at4=§C}}</syntaxhighlight>}}~~		\|

	<syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext" inline>{{r\|1=RefName\|p1=100\|2=Bam\|pp2=10–14\|3=Bar\|4=Bas\|at4=§C}}</syntaxhighlight>		<syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext" inline>{{r\|1=RefName\|p1=100\|2=Bam\|pp2=10–14\|3=Bar\|4=Bas\|at4=§C}}</syntaxhighlight>
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	<syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext" inline>{{r \|name1=RefName \|page1=100 \|name2=Bam \|pages2=10–14 \|name3=Bar \|name4=Bas \|at4=§C}}</syntaxhighlight>		<syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext" inline>{{r \|name1=RefName \|page1=100 \|name2=Bam \|pages2=10–14 \|name3=Bar \|name4=Bas \|at4=§C}}</syntaxhighlight>

	\| ~~{{nobr\| Text.{{r\|RefName\|Bam\|Bar\|Bas\|p1=100\|pp2=10–14\|at4=§C}}}}~~		\|
	\| Equivalent to <syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext" inline>{{r\|RefName\|p=100}}{{r\|Bam\|pp=10–14}}{{r\|Bar}}{{r\|Bas\|at=§C}}</syntaxhighlight>.		\| Equivalent to <syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext" inline>{{r\|RefName\|p=100}}{{r\|Bam\|pp=10–14}}{{r\|Bar}}{{r\|Bas\|at=§C}}</syntaxhighlight>.

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	Text.{{r\|g=Notes\|NtName\|p=13}}		Text.{{r\|g=Notes\|NtName\|p=13}}
	\| The {{para\|group}}, {{para\|grp}}, and {{para\|g}} parameters are equivalent and echo ~~{{nobr\|<syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext" inline><ref group=Notes name=NtName/></syntaxhighlight>.}}~~		\| The {{para\|group}}, {{para\|grp}}, and {{para\|g}} parameters are equivalent and echo

	If present, the parameter applies to all references in the template.		If present, the parameter applies to all references in the template.
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	===References section===		===References section===
	The ref names may be defined within a {{t\|reflist}} (as illustrated below) or (in the more usual way) scattered throughout the article text using e.g. {{nobr\|<code><nowiki><ref name="RefName">Reference text</ref></nowiki></code>}} or ~~{{nobr\|{{tlx\|refn\|name{{=}}RefName{{!}}Reference text}}}}.~~		The ref names may be defined within a {{t\|reflist}} (as illustrated below) or (in the more usual way) scattered throughout the article text using e.g. {{nobr\|<code><nowiki><ref name="RefName">Reference text</ref></nowiki></code>}} or

	<syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext">		<syntaxhighlight lang="wikitext">

Matt at 10:13, 14 April 2025

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	==Hyphens==		==Hyphens==
	Per MOS:DASH, page ranges should normally be declared with an ndash (<code><nowiki>{{r\|name=RefName\|pages=27&ndash;29}}</nowiki></code>→<sup>[1]</sup>) rather than a hyphen. Tools like WP:AWB will automatically convert hyphens to dashes in such instances. For the plural page parameters {{para\|pages}}, {{para\|pp}} and {{para\|quote-pages}} and aliases, {{tl\|r}} will automatically translate hyphens into ndashes for display purposes. (This does not apply to the singular and other in-source-location parameters {{para\|page}}, {{para\|p}}, {{para\|at}}, {{para\|loc}}, {{para\|quote-page}} and aliases.) If the hyphen is actually desired for whatever reason, the "accept-this-as-written-markup" (which is also supported by and , the family of {{tl\|sfn}}- and ~~{{tl\|harv}}~~-style templates, and all CS1/CS2 citation templates) can be used to indicate this (<code><nowiki>{{r\|name=RefName\|pages=((27-29)), 41}}</nowiki></code>→<sup>[1]</sup>).		Per MOS:DASH, page ranges should normally be declared with an ndash (<code><nowiki>{{r\|name=RefName\|pages=27&ndash;29}}</nowiki></code>→<sup>[1]</sup>) rather than a hyphen. Tools like WP:AWB will automatically convert hyphens to dashes in such instances. For the plural page parameters {{para\|pages}}, {{para\|pp}} and {{para\|quote-pages}} and aliases, {{tl\|r}} will automatically translate hyphens into ndashes for display purposes. (This does not apply to the singular and other in-source-location parameters {{para\|page}}, {{para\|p}}, {{para\|at}}, {{para\|loc}}, {{para\|quote-page}} and aliases.) If the hyphen is actually desired for whatever reason, the "accept-this-as-written-markup" (which is also supported by and , the family of {{tl\|sfn}}- and -style templates, and all CS1/CS2 citation templates) can be used to indicate this (<code><nowiki>{{r\|name=RefName\|pages=((27-29)), 41}}</nowiki></code>→<sup>[1]</sup>).

	==Known issues==		==Known issues==

Matt at 10:11, 14 April 2025

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	===Incompatibilities===		===Incompatibilities===
	<!-- Content in this section is transcluded from Template:Excerpt/doc#Incompatibilities; see [[MOS:HIDDENLINKADVICE]]. -->		<!-- Content in this section is transcluded from Template:Excerpt/doc#Incompatibilities; see [[MOS:HIDDENLINKADVICE]]. -->
	Issues in this template make it incompatible with the ~~{{tl\|excerpt}}~~ template. {{tl\|r}} should not be used in sections that will be transcluded by ~~{{tl\|excerpt}}~~.		Issues in this template make it incompatible with the template. {{tl\|r}} should not be used in sections that will be transcluded by .

	==TemplateData==		==TemplateData==

Matt at 21:34, 9 April 2025

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	{{wikipedia\|page name}}		{{wikipedia\|page name}}
	{{Documentation subpage}}		{{Documentation subpage}}
	~~{{High-use}}~~

	==Intent==		==Intent==

Matt at 14:23, 9 April 2025

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	\|}		\|}

	{{tnull\|r}} and <code><nowiki><ref></nowiki></code> can coexist on the same page, and like <code><nowiki><ref></nowiki></code>, {{tnull\|r}} can be used with or without list-defined references. In addition, a <code>\|page=</code> or <code>\|p=</code> parameter adds the functionality of ~~{{t\|rp}}~~:		{{tnull\|r}} and <code><nowiki><ref></nowiki></code> can coexist on the same page, and like <code><nowiki><ref></nowiki></code>, {{tnull\|r}} can be used with or without list-defined references. In addition, a <code>\|page=</code> or <code>\|p=</code> parameter adds the functionality of :

	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
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	==Hyphens==		==Hyphens==
	Per MOS:DASH, page ranges should normally be declared with an ndash (<code><nowiki>{{r\|name=RefName\|pages=27&ndash;29}}</nowiki></code>→<sup>[1]</sup>~~{{rp\|pages=27–29}}~~) rather than a hyphen. Tools like WP:AWB will automatically convert hyphens to dashes in such instances. For the plural page parameters {{para\|pages}}, {{para\|pp}} and {{para\|quote-pages}} and aliases, {{tl\|r}} will automatically translate hyphens into ndashes for display purposes. (This does not apply to the singular and other in-source-location parameters {{para\|page}}, {{para\|p}}, {{para\|at}}, {{para\|loc}}, {{para\|quote-page}} and aliases.) If the hyphen is actually desired for whatever reason, the "accept-this-as-written-markup" (which is also supported by ~~{{tl\|rp}}~~ and , the family of {{tl\|sfn}}- and {{tl\|harv}}-style templates, and all CS1/CS2 citation templates) can be used to indicate this (<code><nowiki>{{r\|name=RefName\|pages=((27-29)), 41}}</nowiki></code>→<sup>[1]</sup>~~{{rp\|pages=((27–29)), 41}}~~).		Per MOS:DASH, page ranges should normally be declared with an ndash (<code><nowiki>{{r\|name=RefName\|pages=27&ndash;29}}</nowiki></code>→<sup>[1]</sup>) rather than a hyphen. Tools like WP:AWB will automatically convert hyphens to dashes in such instances. For the plural page parameters {{para\|pages}}, {{para\|pp}} and {{para\|quote-pages}} and aliases, {{tl\|r}} will automatically translate hyphens into ndashes for display purposes. (This does not apply to the singular and other in-source-location parameters {{para\|page}}, {{para\|p}}, {{para\|at}}, {{para\|loc}}, {{para\|quote-page}} and aliases.) If the hyphen is actually desired for whatever reason, the "accept-this-as-written-markup" (which is also supported by and , the family of {{tl\|sfn}}- and {{tl\|harv}}-style templates, and all CS1/CS2 citation templates) can be used to indicate this (<code><nowiki>{{r\|name=RefName\|pages=((27-29)), 41}}</nowiki></code>→<sup>[1]</sup>).

	==Known issues==		==Known issues==

Matt at 14:20, 9 April 2025

2025-04-09T14:20:41Z

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	==Hyphens==		==Hyphens==
	Per MOS:DASH, page ranges should normally be declared with an ndash (<code><nowiki>{{r\|name=RefName\|pages=27&ndash;29}}</nowiki></code>→<sup>[1]</sup>{{rp\|pages=27–29}}) rather than a hyphen. Tools like WP:AWB will automatically convert hyphens to dashes in such instances. For the plural page parameters {{para\|pages}}, {{para\|pp}} and {{para\|quote-pages}} and aliases, {{tl\|r}} will automatically translate hyphens into ndashes for display purposes. (This does not apply to the singular and other in-source-location parameters {{para\|page}}, {{para\|p}}, {{para\|at}}, {{para\|loc}}, {{para\|quote-page}} and aliases.) If the hyphen is actually desired for whatever reason, the "accept-this-as-written-markup" (which is also supported by {{tl\|rp}} and ~~{{tl\|ran}}~~, the family of {{tl\|sfn}}- and {{tl\|harv}}-style templates, and all CS1/CS2 citation templates) can be used to indicate this (<code><nowiki>{{r\|name=RefName\|pages=((27-29)), 41}}</nowiki></code>→<sup>[1]</sup>{{rp\|pages=((27–29)), 41}}).		Per MOS:DASH, page ranges should normally be declared with an ndash (<code><nowiki>{{r\|name=RefName\|pages=27&ndash;29}}</nowiki></code>→<sup>[1]</sup>{{rp\|pages=27–29}}) rather than a hyphen. Tools like WP:AWB will automatically convert hyphens to dashes in such instances. For the plural page parameters {{para\|pages}}, {{para\|pp}} and {{para\|quote-pages}} and aliases, {{tl\|r}} will automatically translate hyphens into ndashes for display purposes. (This does not apply to the singular and other in-source-location parameters {{para\|page}}, {{para\|p}}, {{para\|at}}, {{para\|loc}}, {{para\|quote-page}} and aliases.) If the hyphen is actually desired for whatever reason, the "accept-this-as-written-markup" (which is also supported by {{tl\|rp}} and , the family of {{tl\|sfn}}- and {{tl\|harv}}-style templates, and all CS1/CS2 citation templates) can be used to indicate this (<code><nowiki>{{r\|name=RefName\|pages=((27-29)), 41}}</nowiki></code>→<sup>[1]</sup>{{rp\|pages=((27–29)), 41}}).

	==Known issues==		==Known issues==

Matt at 14:05, 9 April 2025

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	{{wikipedia\|page name}}		{{wikipedia\|page name}}
	{{Documentation subpage}}		{{Documentation subpage}}
	~~{{For-text\|redirect templates\|Wikipedia:Template index/Redirect pages\|the navigation box regarding the letter R\|Template:LetterR}}~~
	{{High-use}}		{{High-use}}

Matt at 13:02, 9 April 2025

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	===Editing features===		===Editing features===
	Because of a technical limitation, some of the standard Wikipedia markup elements that are often used in the article prose do not work within a set of tags, including but not limited to the pipe trick, template substitution and another "nested" set of tags. For example, the following does not work as expected:		Because of a technical limitation, some of the standard Wikipedia markup elements that are often used in the article prose do not work within a set of tags, including but not limited to the pipe trick, template substitution and another "nested" set of tags. For example, the following does not work as expected:
	# (Generates: ~~{{elc\|Help:Footnotes\|{{nothing}}}}~~> instead of a wikilink)		# (Generates: > instead of a wikilink)
	# (Generates: {{tlf\|SUBST:TODAY}} instead of the date that the edit was made)		# (Generates: {{tlf\|SUBST:TODAY}} instead of the date that the edit was made)
	# (Generates: <span style="font-weight: bold; color: #CC0000;">Cite error: A <ref> tag is missing the closing </ref> (see the help page).</span> </ref>)		# (Generates: <span style="font-weight: bold; color: #CC0000;">Cite error: A <ref> tag is missing the closing </ref> (see the help page).</span> </ref>)