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Now that the [[mw:extension:labeled section transclusion|extension:labeled section transclusion]] extension is active here, this template is deprecated; please use the extension for any future work. | |||
}}<noinclude> | |||
This template is intended as a proof of concept, to demonstrate transcluding sections of articles. | |||
To transclude larger sections, it may be more useful to split the section into a daughter page, or some other seperate page/template, then transcluding that where necessary. If you always transclude the same section, i.e. to transclude the body of text without extra boilerplate, then it should be simple to use <onlyinclude>. | |||
However, when there are many smaller sections, it's simpler to mark the sections, and call them by name. For example, if you have a a large article with small numbered sections, marked like | |||
This is a sample article, with a few sections | |||
<onlyinclude><nowiki>{{{sec1|This is the first section}}}</nowiki></onlyinclude> | |||
<onlyinclude><nowiki>{{{sec2|This is the second section}}}</nowiki></onlyinclude> | |||
Then, you could transclude section 1 with | |||
<nowiki>{{User:Sanbeg/Sec|Article|1}}</nowiki> | |||
All text between <onlyinclude> and </onlyinclude> should be marked with a section (or marked somehow) to prevent unconditional transclusion. Of course, it's possible to have multiple <onlyinclude> blocks. | |||
See [[User:Sanbeg/Test]] for an example. | |||
Please contact me with any feedback. -[[User:Sanbeg|Sanbeg]] 19:28, 5 August 2006 (UTC) | |||
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Revision as of 17:45, 4 October 2017
This template is intended as a proof of concept, to demonstrate transcluding sections of articles.
To transclude larger sections, it may be more useful to split the section into a daughter page, or some other seperate page/template, then transcluding that where necessary. If you always transclude the same section, i.e. to transclude the body of text without extra boilerplate, then it should be simple to use <onlyinclude>.
However, when there are many smaller sections, it's simpler to mark the sections, and call them by name. For example, if you have a a large article with small numbered sections, marked like
This is a sample article, with a few sections
<onlyinclude>{{{sec1|This is the first section}}}</onlyinclude>
<onlyinclude>{{{sec2|This is the second section}}}</onlyinclude>
Then, you could transclude section 1 with
{{User:Sanbeg/Sec|Article|1}}
All text between <onlyinclude> and </onlyinclude> should be marked with a section (or marked somehow) to prevent unconditional transclusion. Of course, it's possible to have multiple <onlyinclude> blocks.
See User:Sanbeg/Test for an example.
Please contact me with any feedback. -Sanbeg 19:28, 5 August 2006 (UTC)