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{{ic|<nowiki>{{ | {{ic|<nowiki>{{lowercase title}}</nowiki>}} | ||
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See the [[st]] article. | See the [[st]] article. | ||
</noinclude><includeonly><span>{{DISPLAYTITLE:{{#if:{{NAMESPACE}}|{{NAMESPACE}}:|}}{{lcfirst:{{PAGENAME}}}}}}</span></includeonly> | </noinclude><includeonly><span>{{DISPLAYTITLE:{{#if:{{NAMESPACE}}|{{NAMESPACE}}:|}}{{lcfirst:{{PAGENAME}}}}}}</span></includeonly> | ||
Latest revision as of 02:33, 7 April 2024
This page is a template. It should be used as part of other articles. For more information, see Help:Template.
Please do not experiment with this template; you could ruin all pages using this template. If you want to edit this template, copy the text to Template:Sandbox, edit and test it there, and copy it back when it works.
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If you wanted to create a new page instead, use the search box to search for the title of the new page you want to create and follow the linkCreate the page "XYZ" on this wiki! in the results page. An alternative is to create a dangling link to the new page from an existing page. A final option is to directly visit the expected URL of the page.About
This template overrides the first letter of an article name to lowercase.
- Use it for articles which should not follow the default capital first letter of the article name.
- A lowercase article name is useful to reflect software project names, established acronyms or other cases.
- Note that the case of the first letter is irrelevant for linking to an article.
Usage
{{lowercase title}}
Example
See the st article.