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[[Category:Category Name]] Some templates add articles to categories. For example the quality tags do this. We may make more templates add articles to categories

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an image into the infobox, simply provide an image= parameter and input the filename (and extension) of the image you want. When inserting an image as

always, make sure the image is in the public domain or you have permission. Take into consideration size and spacing; the image should be clearly visible

in a PMID or DOI and it will autogenerate the reference. The second tab is if you want to put the reference in manually (I suggest using "basic form" for

see Wikipedia's Help page on Templates. See Category:Templates for a list of templates used on this website. Most templates that you may need to use already

of referencing is by using the ref tag. <ref>reference details here</ref> To reuse a reference, first give it a name <ref name="refname">reference details

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in turn presumably based off the British wartime experience. They also reference Foerster but do not have Foerster's overlapping regions. The work was published

are and how to use them Templates - what templates are and how to use them Tables Information about tables What now? - where to get more help and what to

each reference defined outside of the text for the full reference, to prevent undefined references -- Then prefix the page title to the reference names

for use by non-citation templates like {{Catalog lookup link}} */ .id-lock-free a, .citation .cs1-lock-free a { background-image: url(//upload.wikimedia

wikipedia.org/wiki/Image_file_formats Main article: Help:Images This section describes the image markup language, i.e. the set of "markers" (rules or conventions

Template parameters Parameter Description Type Status Number of Dots 1 type 1 for ◆, 2 for ◆◆ Unknown suggested

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