Template:Main/doc

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|Article|l1=Alternate title}}	Main page: Alternate title
{{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