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A '''disambiguation page''' is a page, found by searching, that lists multiple articles containing the searched-for word. | A '''disambiguation page''' is a page, found by searching, that lists multiple articles containing the searched-for word, called the ''Keyword'' in this page. | ||
<big><nowiki>{{ disambig }}</nowiki></big> must be included in the top of disambiguation | <big><nowiki>{{ disambig }}</nowiki></big> must be included in the top of a disambiguation page; this adds the page to the [[:Category:Disambiguation]]. A disambiguation page is plain; it should not be assigned to any other category or workgroup, should not have a /Definition page, nor have subpages. It should contain only a list of articles using the <big><nowiki>{{ tl | rpl | Article name }}</nowiki></big><ref>NOTE: <big><nowiki>{{ tl | rpl | Article name }}</nowiki></big> differs from <big><nowiki>{{ tl | r | Article name }}</nowiki></big>; the latter is used on <big>[[CZ:Related Articles|Related Articles]]</big> subpages</ref> format. Each article so listed will display as a bullet item with the <big><nowiki>[[Article name/Definition]]</nowiki></big> page contents shown to the right, plus an icon showing the article's development status. | ||
In each disambiguated article (listed in the disambiguation page), two things are needed: | |||
* [[Article name/Definition]]</nowiki></big> should be created; its brief definition will appear on the disambiguation page | |||
** There are a couple of ways to create a Definition. One is by looking at the Disambiguation page and clicking on the "[e]" (edit) at the end of each definition link. Another is from the Discussion page of the disambiguated article, by clicking the appropriate link near the top of the Discussion subpage. | |||
* <big><nowiki>{{ seealso | Keyword }}</nowiki></big> should be placed at the top of each disambiguated article to help readers find other meanings of the searched-on keyword | |||
Each disambiguated article should also have <big><nowiki>{{seealso|Keyword}}</nowiki></big> at the top. | Each disambiguated article should also have <big><nowiki>{{seealso|Keyword}}</nowiki></big> at the top. |
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A disambiguation page is a page, found by searching, that lists multiple articles containing the searched-for word, called the Keyword in this page.
{{ disambig }} must be included in the top of a disambiguation page; this adds the page to the Category:Disambiguation. A disambiguation page is plain; it should not be assigned to any other category or workgroup, should not have a /Definition page, nor have subpages. It should contain only a list of articles using the {{ tl | rpl | Article name }}[1] format. Each article so listed will display as a bullet item with the [[Article name/Definition]] page contents shown to the right, plus an icon showing the article's development status.
In each disambiguated article (listed in the disambiguation page), two things are needed:
- Article name/Definition</nowiki> should be created; its brief definition will appear on the disambiguation page
- There are a couple of ways to create a Definition. One is by looking at the Disambiguation page and clicking on the "[e]" (edit) at the end of each definition link. Another is from the Discussion page of the disambiguated article, by clicking the appropriate link near the top of the Discussion subpage.
- {{ seealso | Keyword }} should be placed at the top of each disambiguated article to help readers find other meanings of the searched-on keyword
Each disambiguated article should also have {{seealso|Keyword}} at the top.
See also
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- ↑ NOTE: {{ tl | rpl | Article name }} differs from {{ tl | r | Article name }}; the latter is used on Related Articles subpages