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* {{Code|1}} is the reference category. | * {{Code|1}} is the reference category. | ||
* {{Code|2}} (default: {{Code|referencing}}) is used to link between the two. | * {{Code|2}} (default: {{Code|referencing}}) is used to link between the two. | ||
As long as the article is not in the template namespace, it is added to a category named {{Code|<nowiki>{{NAMESPACE}} {{{2}}} {{{1}}}</nowiki>}} | As long as the article is not in the template namespace, it is added to a category named {{Code|<nowiki>{{NAMESPACE}} {{{2}}} {{{1}}}</nowiki>}}. In the case of the main namespace, {{Code|<nowiki>{{NAMESPACE}}</nowiki>}} is replaced with {{Code|Article}} | ||
==Return== | ==Return== | ||
As it is context-sensitive, working examples are not | As it is context-sensitive and adds articles to categories, working examples are not practical. | ||
Latest revision as of 16:20, 24 October 2022
Template:Categorize simplifies the generation of context-sensitive category assignments.
Usage
It accepts one mandatory string parameter and one optional string parameter.
1is the reference category.2(default:referencing) is used to link between the two.
As long as the article is not in the template namespace, it is added to a category named {{NAMESPACE}} {{{2}}} {{{1}}}. In the case of the main namespace, {{NAMESPACE}} is replaced with Article
Return
As it is context-sensitive and adds articles to categories, working examples are not practical.