Difference between revisions of "Template:LoadPage"
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| − | <includeonly><div class="load-page" data-page="{{{1}}}" {{#if: {{{transcluded|}}} | data-template="true" }}> | + | <includeonly><div class="mw-load-page" data-page="{{{1}}}" {{#if: {{{transcluded|}}} | data-template="true" }}> |
<{{{3|h2}}}>{{#if: {{{2|}}} | {{{2}}} | {{{1}}} }}</{{{3|h2}}}> | <{{{3|h2}}}>{{#if: {{{2|}}} | {{{2}}} | {{{1}}} }}</{{{3|h2}}}> | ||
| − | <div class="load-page-content noscript">{{main|{{{1}}}}}<span class="mw-editsection-like" title="Edit: {{{1}}}">[<nowiki/>[{{fullurl: {{{1}}} | action=edit }} edit]<nowiki/>]</span></div> | + | <div class="mw-load-page-content noscript">{{main|{{{1}}}}}<span class="mw-editsection-like" title="Edit: {{{1}}}">[<nowiki/>[{{fullurl: {{{1}}} | action=edit }} edit]<nowiki/>]</span></div> |
</div></includeonly><noinclude>The LoadPage template creates a placeholder for unloaded content, and a link to load the content. Use the LoadPage template to split articles into multiple pieces to be loaded into a primary article as needed. | </div></includeonly><noinclude>The LoadPage template creates a placeholder for unloaded content, and a link to load the content. Use the LoadPage template to split articles into multiple pieces to be loaded into a primary article as needed. | ||
Latest revision as of 19:33, 7 March 2016
The LoadPage template creates a placeholder for unloaded content, and a link to load the content. Use the LoadPage template to split articles into multiple pieces to be loaded into a primary article as needed.
Usage
{{LoadPage|<page>|<title>|<element>}}
The <page> parameter specifies the page title (including namespace) of the content to be loaded when requested (for example, Namespace:Article/subpage).
The optional <title> parameter specifies the text to be displayed as placeholder (if omitted or empty, defaults to <page>).
The optional <element> parameter specifies the HTML element name to be applied to the placeholder text (if omitted, defaults to h2).
The optional {{{transcluded}}} parameter specifies that the page is already transcluded, and should be shown directly (minus self-links). This is intended for performance, as the transclusion is cached, however features like <noinclude> on the page won't work, and features like {{PAGENAME}} will use the original page's name, rather than the current pages name. Only self-links are manually resolved (however existing self-links will also remain).
