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==How-to's==
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* notes: A list of minor details related to the topic. Not core information, as that should always be part of the main body of the article.
* notes: A list of minor details related to the topic. Not core information, as that should always be part of the main body of the article.
* howtos: A list of how-to articles specifically related to how to perform actions related to the topic of the article. No link aliasses, as the titles of how-to's are self-descriptive.
* howtos: A list of how-to articles specifically related to how to perform actions related to the topic of the article. No link aliasses, as the titles of how-to's are self-descriptive.
* related: A list of topics related in the same order of articles. To be used for, for example, articles on calculation models and formulas.
* seealso: A list of articles for related topics. No link aliasses, as the titles of how-to's are self-descriptive.
* seealso: A list of articles for related topics. No link aliasses, as the titles of how-to's are self-descriptive.
* references: The list of references. Should contain the entire references tag. I.e: &lt;references&gt;&lt;ref name=X&gt;Y&lt;/ref&gt;&lt;/references&gt;.
* references: The list of references. Should contain the entire references tag. I.e: &lt;references&gt;&lt;ref name=X&gt;Y&lt;/ref&gt;&lt;/references&gt;.
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Revision as of 12:04, 2 September 2020


The intent of this template is to standardize order of the closing topics of an article.

Parameters:

  • notes: A list of minor details related to the topic. Not core information, as that should always be part of the main body of the article.
  • howtos: A list of how-to articles specifically related to how to perform actions related to the topic of the article. No link aliasses, as the titles of how-to's are self-descriptive.
  • related: A list of topics related in the same order of articles. To be used for, for example, articles on calculation models and formulas.
  • seealso: A list of articles for related topics. No link aliasses, as the titles of how-to's are self-descriptive.
  • references: The list of references. Should contain the entire references tag. I.e: <references><ref name=X>Y</ref></references>.