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<includeonly><sup><span style="color:red;">Verify{{#if:{{{1|}}}| ({{{1 | <includeonly><sup><span style="color:red;">Verify{{#if:{{{1|}}}| ({{{1}}})}}</span></sup>[[category: Verify]]</includeonly><noinclude> | ||
==What does this template do?== | ==What does this template do?== | ||
It creates an inline red 'verify' reference. And adds the page to a [[:category: Verify|'verify' category]]. | It creates an inline red 'verify' reference. And adds the page to a [[:category: Verify|'verify' category]]. | ||
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=== Additional arguments === | === Additional arguments === | ||
Just one argument, not two, three is right out. | Just one argument, not two, three is right out. Just use the normal <nowiki><!-- comment --></nowiki> system to leave comments without them showing up on the page. | ||
[[Category:Templates]]</noinclude> | [[Category:Templates]]</noinclude> | ||
Latest revision as of 23:42, 16 March 2019
What does this template do?
It creates an inline red 'verify' reference. And adds the page to a 'verify' category.
It looks like: Verify
You can also give an additional argument which will be shown inline.
How to use
Just add
{{Verify|'thing to verify'}}
to the text which needs to be verified.
It will show up like:
Vague statement.Verify ('thing to verify')
Additional arguments
Just one argument, not two, three is right out. Just use the normal <!-- comment --> system to leave comments without them showing up on the page.