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==Documentation==
 
==Documentation==
Work in progress.
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'''Work in progress.''' - this template does not work.
  
 
'''C'''ode, no '''w'''iki - turns inserts tags <nowiki><code><nowiki></nowiki> and <nowiki></nowiki></code></nowiki> around wikitext.  Useful for when describing code that has template [[Wikipedia:Transclusion|transclusion]] or other wiki code.
 
'''C'''ode, no '''w'''iki - turns inserts tags <nowiki><code><nowiki></nowiki> and <nowiki></nowiki></code></nowiki> around wikitext.  Useful for when describing code that has template [[Wikipedia:Transclusion|transclusion]] or other wiki code.

Revision as of 09:11, 17 February 2019

code>{{{1}}}

Documentation

Work in progress. - this template does not work.

Code, no wiki - turns inserts tags <code><nowiki> and </nowiki> around wikitext. Useful for when describing code that has template transclusion or other wiki code.

To work correctly, it must be substituted.

Example

<{{subst:cw |Here be code with '''wikicode'''.}} ... outputs: ...  Here be code with '''wikicode'''.

Embedded substitution

If the template is transcluded rather than substituted on a page, its output can be corrected by re-saving the page, triggering the substitution embedded within it:

code>{{{1}}}

Limitations

This template does not work with signatures. Typing ~~~~ results in displaying your full signature's code.

Arguments

No arguments.

Source

Taken from Wikipedia:Template:Codenowiki. - sub template dependency hell - try different approach