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==List of magic words== | ==List of magic words== | ||
; <nowiki>ISBN someisbnnumber</nowiki> | ; <nowiki>ISBN someisbnnumber</nowiki> | ||
: ISBN links to the list of books for sale when followed by an ISBN. Must be all-caps. | : ISBN links to the list of books for sale when followed by an ISBN. Must be all-caps. (Further reading: [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:ISBN_links ISBN links @ mediawiki]) | ||
; <nowiki>{{DEFAULTSORT:Title of the Work, The}}</nowiki> | ; <nowiki>{{DEFAULTSORT:Title of the Work, The}}</nowiki> | ||
Revision as of 16:31, 8 May 2007
Magic words are not really a fantastic device. Instead, they are words assigned special meaning in the mediawiki software by mediawiki programmers. They perform fantastic functions.
List of magic words
- ISBN someisbnnumber
- ISBN links to the list of books for sale when followed by an ISBN. Must be all-caps. (Further reading: ISBN links @ mediawiki)
- {{DEFAULTSORT:Title of the Work, The}}
- DEFAULTSORT defines how the page with defaultsort should be sorted in any and all of its categories. Can be overridden by specific category sorting instructions within a specific category tag (the pipe trick; e.g., "[[Category:Writers|Jones, Janice]]" would override "{{DEFAULTSORT:Wesson, Jones}}".