diff --git a/build/index.php b/build/index.php index c776e7d..d6d0f88 100644 --- a/build/index.php +++ b/build/index.php @@ -3747,7 +3747,10 @@ register_module([
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$settings->sitename also supports including one page in another page as a template. The syntax is very similar to that of Mediawiki. For example, {{Announcement banner}}
will include the contents of the \"Announcement banner\" page, assuming it exists.
You can also use variables. Again, the syntax here is very similar to that of Mediawiki - they can be referenced in the included page by surrrounding the variable name in triple curly braces (e.g. {{{Announcement text}}}
), and set when including a page with the bar syntax (e.g. {{Announcement banner | importance = high | text = Maintenance has been planned for tonight.}}
). Currently the only restriction in templates and variables is that you may not include a closing curly brace (}
) in the page name, variable name, or value.
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![Alt text](http://example.com/path/to/image.png | 256x256 | right)
$settings->sitename also supports including one page in another page as a template. The syntax is very similar to that of Mediawiki. For example, {{Announcement banner}}
will include the contents of the \"Announcement banner\" page, assuming it exists.
You can also use variables. Again, the syntax here is very similar to that of Mediawiki - they can be referenced in the included page by surrrounding the variable name in triple curly braces (e.g. {{{Announcement text}}}
), and set when including a page with the bar syntax (e.g. {{Announcement banner | importance = high | text = Maintenance has been planned for tonight.}}
). Currently the only restriction in templates and variables is that you may not include a closing curly brace (}
) in the page name, variable name, or value.