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'''{{tl|w}}''' is a handly little shortcut that equates the following markup: | '''{{tl|w}}''' is a handly little shortcut that equates the following markup: | ||
<pre>[[wikipedia:article name]] --> {{w|article name}}</pre> | <pre>[[wikipedia:article name]] --> {{w|article name}}</pre> | ||
==Usage== | == Usage == | ||
{{tl|w}} incorporates one kind of [[pipe trick]]. As long as the wikipedia article is '''not [[dab|disambiguated]]''', then it will automatically get rid of the prepending "wikipedia:". Hence, | {{tl|w}} incorporates one kind of [[pipe trick]]. As long as the wikipedia article is '''not [[dab|disambiguated]]''', then it will automatically get rid of the prepending "wikipedia:". Hence, | ||
:<code><nowiki>{{w|London}}</nowiki></code> results in {{w|London}}. | :<code><nowiki>{{w|London}}</nowiki></code> results in {{w|London}}. | ||
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::''but'' | ::''but'' | ||
:<code><nowiki>{{w|London (band)|London}}</nowiki></code> renders {{w|London (band)|London}} | :<code><nowiki>{{w|London (band)|London}}</nowiki></code> renders {{w|London (band)|London}} | ||
==Note for editors from other wikis== | == Note for editors from other wikis == | ||
Other wikis use something similar to this template. [[memoryalpha:Memory Alpha|Memory Alpha]], for instance uses a template with exactly the same name. However, our {{tl|w}} is a bit different to [[memoryalpha:template:w]], in that it defaults to the name of the page if you don't add your own variable name. In essence, Memory Alpha use {{tl|w}} to do not only what this one does, but also what {{tl|wikipediainfo}} does. The default value of the second variable in this template is the value of ''first'' variable — not the name of the page on which you're working. That's why :<code><nowiki>{{w|London}}</nowiki></code> renders {{w|London}}. | Other wikis use something similar to this template. [[memoryalpha:Memory Alpha|Memory Alpha]], for instance uses a template with exactly the same name. However, our {{tl|w}} is a bit different to [[memoryalpha:template:w]], in that it defaults to the name of the page if you don't add your own variable name. In essence, Memory Alpha use {{tl|w}} to do not only what this one does, but also what {{tl|wikipediainfo}} does. The default value of the second variable in this template is the value of ''first'' variable — not the name of the page on which you're working. That's why :<code><nowiki>{{w|London}}</nowiki></code> renders {{w|London}}. | ||