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ng article transcluded section and excerpt which all employ transclusion notice to generate the notice once changes are saved they are applied to the original component page ensuring consistency across all instances where the content appears for projects that support interlanguage links a composite page aggregates all interlanguage links from its component pages this can sometimes lead to multiple links pointing to the same language or page reflecting the structure of the transcluded content pages with a common section shortcut wp commonsection wp commonsection when two pages need to discuss the same material in the same way they can share a section for example a section of an existing page may be transcluded to other pages this may also involve creating a third page and transcluding that page onto both pages this third page may be a standalone page in its own right for another purpose or a subpage of either of the other two except in the mainspace where subpages are not allowed the third page may be placed in the same namespace as the other pages or in template namespace again except for use in mainspace where templates should not be used to store article text as this makes it more difficult to edit the content see wikipedia template namespace common sections like this should be marked with an explanatory header such as using the templates transcluding article or transcluded section to create hatnotes above the transcluded content and or given a special layout to inform the reader that this section of the page is in a different location since transcluding shared article sections can easily confuse novice editors and readers alike if left unmarked all templates can be found at category transclude page content templates this can be very useful when two disambiguation pages share content disputed discuss or a list page and a disambiguation page share content see second example below examples m help alphabetic order talk backlinks edit joseph gordon levitt transcludes the introduction of hitrecord into a summary section of the same name rather than maintaining two copies of the identical text repetition within a page further information on repetition see m help recursive conversion of wikitext and on current template system see wikipedia template namespace on pages with a lot of repetitive information typically lists or tables it can be useful to create a template that contains the repeating text and then call that template multiple times for example eh listed building row is used repeatedly to build tables in many articles for simple repetition of the same text you can use a template like 3x for instance 3x howdy produces howdy howdy howdy partial transclusion shortcut wp partrans wp partrans by using noinclude includeonly and onlyinclude markup it is possible to transclude part of a page rather than all of it such partial transclusions can be achieved by transcluding from any pages including subpages it is often useful to exclude part of a page in a transclusion an example being with template documentation for an example of how this technique can be applied to simplify the creation of summary articles see how part of the history of pathology see the diff here was transcluded into pathology see the diff here using the history of pathology markup the pathology article at that time see here mainly consisted of transcluded lead paragraphs and other sections from a number of articles since then the pathology article has been rewritten and does not include all these transclusions another example can be found in the transclusion of part of hitrecord introductory paragraph only into a same named summary section in joseph gordon levitt markup see also help template noinclude includeonly and onlyinclude and help category categories and templates in transclusion a source page is transcluded into a destination page but with partial transclusion only part of that source page will be transcluded into a destination page in addition what is transcluded to a destination page does not have to be visible on the source page page rendering of a source page can be defined as the rendering of that source page when it is saved which will be the same as the preview we can call this rendering here transclusion rendering of a source page can be defined as the rendering of a destination page that has a source page transcluded into it but only that part of the destination page that was transcluded from the source page the preview of the transclusion rendering will again be identical we can call this rendering there there are three pairs of tags involved in cases where page rendering here should differ from transclusion rendering there as described earlier these are noinclude includeonly and onlyinclude these tags are invisible but affect both page rendering here and transclusion rendering there these tags pair off to demarcate sections that will create differences each tag will describe exceptions to transcluding the whole page named noinclude this section is visible here but this section is not visible there sections outside of these tags will be visible both here and there noinclude onlyinclude this section is visible here this section is also visible there sections outside of these tags will be visible here but will not be visible there onlyinclude includeonly this section is not visible here but it is visible there sections outside of these tags will be visible both here and there includeonly wikitext what is rendered here source page what is transcluded there destination page noinclude text1 noinclude text2 text1 text2 text2 onlyinclude text1 onlyinclude text2 text1 text2 text1 includeonly text1 includeonly text2 text2 text1 text2 an important point to note is that noinclude and onlyinclude do not affect what is page rendered here at all unlike includeonly the noinclude tags stops text inside the tags being transcluded there while onlyinclude has the opposite effect it stops text outside of the tags from being transcluded there only includeonly stops text from being page rendered here but naturally enough it is transcluded there text outside of the tags will be both rendered here and transcluded there there can be several such sections also they can be nested all possible differences between here and there are achievable one example is a content editor who picks an onlyinclude section and then takes a noinclude section out of that but then picks out yet another onlyinclude section to append to there but none of this affects their article in any way another example is the template programmer who will includeonly the code section and noinclude the documentation section of a page selective transclusion shortcuts wp selectivetransclusion wp selectivetransclusion wp seltrans wp seltrans see also template excerpt and template transcluded section selective transclusion is the process of partially transcluding one selected section of a document that has more than one transcludable section as noted above if only one section of a document is to be transcluded this can be done by simply surrounding the section of interest with onlyinclude onlyinclude tags and transcluding the whole page however to selectively transclude one section from a template or document into one page and another section from the same template or document into a second page and or a different section of the same page requires a way to a uniquely mark each transcludable section in the source document and b in the target document s those to show the transcluded sections a way to specify which section is to be transcluded this section describes how to accomplish this there are three ways of doing this 1 section header based transclusion 2 labeled section transclusion and 3 the parametrization method standard section transclusion this method may cause line break insertion standard section transclusion may introduce a leading or trailing line break or newline depending on the markup in the source and target pages to prevent this wrap the transclusion code in a trim template see examples this method does not work if the target is using hidden anchors if the target section title contains hidden anchors using span class anchor id anchorid tags inside the section header this header based transclusion will not work as it assumes the entirely of the section title including such invisible anchor spans in such a case use use the labeled section method instead standard section transclusion uses section h pagename sectionname one can easily transclude the content within a section from one page to another using the ubiquitous headline based section headers used throughout wikipedia to transclude the lead section of an article with this method one can use section h pagename this method is simpler than other selective transclusion methods which require special markup in the source article or page to specify what content should be included or excluded standard section transclusion may introduce a leading or trailing line break or newline depending on the markup in the source and target pages to prevent this wrap the transclusion code in a trim template for example to transclude the section of an article trim section h pagename sectionname to transclude the lead of an article trim section h pagename hatnote on the target page to indicate on the target page where selectively transcluded content originates its source a transcluded section hatnote must be placed at the top of the corresponding section in the target page where the content is being transcluded to f g use either of the following depending on whether the transcluded content is the entire section or only part of it if an entire section in the target page is transcluded the source transcluded section source pagename section which renders as this section is transcluded from pagename section edit history if only part of a section in the target page is transcluded the source specify part yes transcluded section source pagename section part yes which renders as part of this section is transcluded from pagename section edit history hidden comment on the source page it is recommended to include a hidden comment at the beginning of the transcluded section in the source page this comment informs editors that the content is being used elsewhere and serves as a reminder to consider the broader audience when modifying the wording additionally it helps maintain the integrity of the transcluded material on the target page for example replace pagename section with the name of the target page the content of this section is transcluded to pagename section please be aware that changes made to the original source here will affect the transcluded version on the target page mentioned no hatnote should be placed on the source page in other words no hatnote is needed on the page being transcluded from as readers do not need to know where else the content appears using the labeled section method main page help labeled section transclusion labeled section selective transclusion uses the parser functions listed in mw extension labeled section transclusion which are enabled on all wikimedia wikis to selectively transclude content see help labeled section transclusion for more details on how labeled section transclusion works short instructions on the page you wish to transclude text from on the target section you wish to transclude add a section begin yoursectionlabel at the start of the section followed by your normal text of the section at the end of the section place a section end yoursectionlabel on the page you want to add the transclusion to place section page name yoursectionlabel parametrization method source document markup insert the following line into the source document the one from which text is to be transcluded immediately preceding the first line of each section to be transcluded substituting sectionname twice with the unique name of the respective section the section name can be any identifier and must be unique within that document onlyinclude ifeq transcludesection sectionname sectionname end each such transcludable section with onlyinclude target document markup to transclude a section marked as above into another page the target page use the following line on that page substituting pagename for the source document from which text to be transcluded and sectionname with the name of the section you want to transclude pagename transcludesection sectionname thus each section enclosed within onlyinclude onlyinclude tags will always be rendered when the transcludesection parameter is not set when the document is viewed ordinarily or when the document is transcluded without setting the transcludesection parameter as shown below and will be rendered by transclusion on any page that does set transcludesection to the section s name it will not be rendered by transclusion that uses the transcludesection parameter but sets it to anything other than the name of the section also when providing pagename without providing a namespace the wiki will assume that the pagename belongs in the template namespace to transclude from a mainspace article use pagename pagename transcludesection sectionname example if we want to make the principal criteria and common name sections of wp title be independently transcludable we edit the wp title page and enclose the principal criteria section as follows onlyinclude ifeq transcludesection principalcriteria principalcriteria text of principal criteria section onlyinclude similarly we enclose the common name section with onlyinclude ifeq transcludesection commonname commonname text of common name section onlyinclude then to transclude the principal criteria section into another page we insert into that page wp title transcludesection principalcriteria to transclude the common name section into another page we insert into that page wp title transcludesection commonname of course the same page can transclude two or more sections this way by including multiple such lines there is no limit to how many selectable sections for transclusion a document can have the only requirement is that each transcludesection be given a value that is unique within that page additional markup for selectively transcluded sub article leads further information wikipedia summary style using excerpts for article synchronization per mos lead format of the first sentence the first instance of the sub article title should appear in bold in the first lead sentence of that article this is often not desirable for a transclusion to a section of the parent article in addition the parent article is often wikilinked in the lead of a sub article when transcluded to the parent article this wikilink will appear as bold text the wikitext markup listed below can be used to address both of these problems to ensure that the article title is bolded in the first sentence of the sub article but unbolded and wikilinked in the transclusion to the parent article make the fol...
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