Template:Main/doc

You can add whatever you want to the cite. It might not be factual, you could just make it up. When Wikipedia articles become too large, subarticles are usually created.  This template is used to mark the section of the "Main" article that was separated to add a link to the new article. It should not be used at the top of an article to link to its parent topic. Such links should be a natural part of the article lead.

Usage

{{main
  |Article 1
}}

You may also include additional links, up to ten in total:

{{main
  |Article 1
  |Article 2
  |Article 3
  |Article 4
  |Article 5
  |Article 6
  |Article 7
  |Article 8
  |Article 9
  |Article 10
}}

For each link, you may optionally specify a link appearance (this is mostly intended for articles whose titles suffer from technical limitations):

{{main
  |Article 1
  |Article 2
  |Article 3
  |Article 4
  |Article 5
  |Article 6
  |Article 7
  |Article 8
  |Article 9
  |Article 10
  |l1=Article 1 link appearance
  |l2=Article 2 link appearance
  |l3=Article 3 link appearance
  |l4=Article 4 link appearance
  |l5=Article 5 link appearance
  |l6=Article 6 link appearance
  |l7=Article 7 link appearance
  |l8=Article 8 link appearance
  |l9=Article 9 link appearance
  |l10=Article 10 link appearance
}}

Example

Code	Result
{{Main|Article}}	Main page: Article
{{Main|Article1|Article2|Article3}}	Main pages: Article1, Article2, and Article3
{{Main|Article1|Article2|Article3|Article4|Article5}}	Main pages: Article1, Article2, Article3, Article4, and Article5
{{Main|2003 UB313|l1={{mp|2003 UB|313}}}}	Main page: [[2003 UB313|Template:Mp]]

See also

• {{Catmore}} For categories
• {{Details}}
• {{Further}}
• {{See}} (deprecated - use {{Further}})
• {{See also}}
• Wikipedia:Long article layout
• Wikipedia:Summary style
• m:Help:Template