Template:Db notice doc/examples
This template is used to create the "examples" section for the documentation pages of the different speedy deletion notification templates. This template affects all of the notification templates - if you only want to edit the documentation for one particular notification template, please go back to the documentation page for that template and add your new text directly after the {{db notice doc/examples}} text.
Usage[edit]
This template should usually be transcluded. However, it is also possible to substitute it if a customized version is needed for an individual documentation page.
Basic usage[edit]
{{db notice doc/examples
|nowelcome = yes
|header = yes
|header-text = yes
|demo = yes
|namespace = yes
}}
Parameters[edit]
- nowelcome:- If this parameter exists, an explanation of the "nowelcome" parameter for the notification template will be included. Leave this parameter blank if you don't want to include the explanation.
- header:- If this parameter exists, an explanation of the "header" parameter for the notification template will be included. Leave this parameter blank if you don't want to include the explanation.
- header-text:- If this parameter exists, an explanation of the "header-text" parameter for the notification template will be included. Leave this parameter blank if you don't want to include the explanation.
- demo:- If this parameter exists, an explanation of the "demo" parameter for the notification template will be included. Leave this parameter blank if you don't want to include the explanation.
- namespace:- If this parameter exists, an explanation of the "namespace" parameter for the notification template will be included. Leave this parameter blank if you don't want to include the explanation.
- warning-template:- The name of the notification template. For example,
db-nonsense-noticeordb-vandalism-notice. This parameter is only necessary if the documentation is not being created in the template's documentation subpage.
Substituting[edit]
If the text of this template is too restrictive and you want to make a custom version for an individual template documentation page, you can substitute the template. To do this, simply add subst: after the two opening curly braces to the template that already exists on the page:
{{subst:db notice doc/examples
|nowelcome = yes
|header = yes
|header-text = yes
|demo = yes
|namespace = yes
}}
After you have substituted the template, you can customize the text however you want.
See also[edit]
Subpages of {{db notice doc}}: