Difference between revisions of "Template:Paragraph Sub Location"
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[[:Category:Sub-Location of {{PAGENAME}}|Sub-Locations of {{PAGENAME}}]] | [[:Category:Sub-Location of {{PAGENAME}}|Sub-Locations of {{PAGENAME}}]] | ||
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| − | <span style="color:darkred"> | + | <span style="color:darkred">The category '[[:Category:Sub-Location of {{PAGENAME}}]]' does not exist; create category or remove [[Template:Paragraph Sub Location]].</span> |
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</includeonly> --><noinclude> | </includeonly> --><noinclude> | ||
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==Usage== | ==Usage== | ||
| − | Place the following text on the location page. | + | Place the following text on the location page. Note the sub heading ==Sub-Locations== is added as part of the template. |
<pre>{{Paragraph Sub Location}} | <pre>{{Paragraph Sub Location}} | ||
Latest revision as of 00:01, 14 December 2019
The category 'Category:Sub-Location of Paragraph Sub Location' does not exist; create category or remove Template:Paragraph Sub Location.
Sub-location Block
This template detects when an location has pages in the particular category Sub-Location-<Area> and produces a section with a link to the locations, else display an error message.
Usage
Place the following text on the location page. Note the sub heading ==Sub-Locations== is added as part of the template.
{{Paragraph Sub Location}}