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== Using templates ==

You can insert by encasing its name in curly brackets. For instance, if you would like to mark a page as "needing cleanup", add the code ~~<code><nowiki>~~{{Cleanup}}~~</nowiki></code>~~ to the page, which produces the following:

You can insert by encasing its name in curly brackets. For instance, if you would like to mark a page as "needing cleanup", add the code {{T|Cleanup}} to the page, which produces the following:

{{~~Color box~~|color=#~~2B547E~~|border=#~~2B3856~~|'''This article should be cleaned up or improved.''' The reason is: ''unspecified''. }}

{{Banner|color= #153E7E|border= #153E7E|'''This article should be cleaned up or improved.''' The reason is: ''unspecified''. }}

Some templates can be used with parameters to customise how they look. For instance, you can use the template <code>{{t|Example}}</code> to mark an example on a page. You pass parameters to templates by using the pipe character | . <code><nowiki>{{Example|This is an example of how a template can look (how very meta!)}}</nowiki></code> produces the following:

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 == Using templates ==
-You can insert by encasing its name in curly brackets. For instance, if you would like to mark a page as "needing cleanup", add the code <code><nowiki>{{Cleanup}}</nowiki></code> to the page, which produces the following:
+You can insert by encasing its name in curly brackets. For instance, if you would like to mark a page as "needing cleanup", add the code {{T|Cleanup}} to the page, which produces the following:
-{{Color box|color=#2B547E|border=#2B3856|'''This article should be cleaned up or improved.''' The reason is: ''unspecified''. }}
+{{Banner|color= #153E7E|border= #153E7E|'''This article should be cleaned up or improved.''' The reason is: ''unspecified''. }}
 Some templates can be used with parameters to customise how they look. For instance, you can use the template <code>{{t|Example}}</code> to mark an example on a page. You pass parameters to templates by using the pipe character | . <code><nowiki>{{Example|This is an example of how a template can look (how very meta!)}}</nowiki></code> produces the following: