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Revision as of 03:53, 5 September 2014
- Description
- This template creates the subpage links at the top of most works pages on All The Tropes.
- Syntax
- Place {{work}} at the top of the article. This makes a bar that looks like this:
- Options
- With a page parameter, specify a particular parent page to display the template for. Useful for subpages that have their own subpages, such as "Series/Book 1/..." (e.g. Harry Potter/Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows/YMMV). This is what
{{work|page=Buffy the Vampire Slayer)}}produces:
- With a wppage parameter, specify a particular Wikipedia article to link to. This is useful for when Wikipedia has an article on the work in question, but its title doesn't match up. This is what
{{work|wppage=Chintzware}}produces:
- See Also
- {{trope}} for tropes, {{creator}} for creators, and {{Useful Notes}} for Useful Notes.