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1d4chan>Not LongPoster Again: Cleaned up the page and added some more info.

2012-12-31T23:00:56Z

Cleaned up the page and added some more info.

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	-->{{#if:{{{11\|}}}\|<span class="error">[[Template:Anchor]] (or Anchors): too many anchors, maximum is 10.</span>}}<noinclude>		-->{{#if:{{{11\|}}}\|<span class="error">[[Template:Anchor]] (or Anchors): too many anchors, maximum is 10.</span>}}<noinclude>
			This template adds an HTML anchor to the page (silently, i.e. without displaying any text in the page's user-facing content). Think of it as a "phantom section" that can be linked to by an internal link containing a pound sign -- e.g. if a page contains <nowiki>{{anchor\|foo}}</nowiki>, that part of the page can be linked to by <nowiki>[[#foo]]</nowiki> from the same page, or <nowiki>[[Page Name#foo]]</nowiki> from another page. Up to ten alternate titles can be defined at any call, e.g. <nowiki>{{anchor\|foo\|bar}}</nowiki> (using more results in an error). Note that they are case-sensitive, and may not like special characters.
	This template adds an HTML anchor to the page. Think of it as a "phantom section" that can be linked to by an internal link containing a pound sign -- e.g. if a page contains <nowiki>{{anchor\|foo}}</nowiki>, that part of the page can be linked to by <nowiki>[[#foo]]</nowiki> from the same page, or <nowiki>[[Page Name#foo]]</nowiki> from another page. Up to ten alternate titles can be defined at any call, e.g. <nowiki>{{anchor\|foo\|bar}}</nowiki> (using more results in an error).

	Anchors allow editors to link to a specific part of a page even if there is no section header there. They can also be useful if an editor wishes to rename a section without breaking all of the links that lead to that section (just drop <nowiki>{{anchor\|Old Section Name}}</nowiki> into the header).		Anchors allow editors to link to a specific part of a page even if there is no section header there. They can also be useful if an editor wishes to rename a section without breaking all of the links that lead to that section (just drop <nowiki>{{anchor\|Old Section Name}}</nowiki> into the header).

	For more information, see [[wikipedia:Template:Anchor\|Template:Anchor on Wikipedia]] (which is the source of this template).		For more information, see [[wikipedia:Template:Anchor\|Template:Anchor on Wikipedia]] (which is the source of this template).

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1d4chan>Not LongPoster Again: Handy utility template copypasta'd from Wikipedia.

2012-12-31T22:55:13Z

Handy utility template copypasta'd from Wikipedia.

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{{#if:{{{1|}}}|}}{{#if:{{{2|}}}|}}{{#if:{{{3|}}}|}}{{#if:{{{4|}}}|}}{{#if:{{{5|}}}|}}{{#if:{{{6|}}}|}}{{#if:{{{7|}}}|}}{{#if:{{{8|}}}|}}{{#if:{{{9|}}}|}}{{#if:{{{10|}}}|}}{{#if:{{{11|}}}|[[Template:Anchor]] (or Anchors): too many anchors, maximum is 10.}}<noinclude>

This template adds an HTML anchor to the page. Think of it as a "phantom section" that can be linked to by an internal link containing a pound sign -- e.g. if a page contains <nowiki>{{anchor|foo}}</nowiki>, that part of the page can be linked to by <nowiki>[[#foo]]</nowiki> from the same page, or <nowiki>[[Page Name#foo]]</nowiki> from another page. Up to ten alternate titles can be defined at any call, e.g. <nowiki>{{anchor|foo|bar}}</nowiki> (using more results in an error).

Anchors allow editors to link to a specific part of a page even if there is no section header there. They can also be useful if an editor wishes to rename a section without breaking all of the links that lead to that section (just drop <nowiki>{{anchor|Old Section Name}}</nowiki> into the header).

For more information, see [[wikipedia:Template:Anchor|Template:Anchor on Wikipedia]] (which is the source of this template).

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