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This template uses Lua: |
Transclude lead excerpt transcludes the lead of an article as an excerpt. It is designed for use in portals, stand-alone lists and outlines. It returns the text of the named article up to but excluding the first header, after removing:
- initial templates such as infoboxes, hatnotes and article improvement tags
- noinclude sections
- references and footnotes
- images, unless specifically retained
Usage
{{Transclude lead excerpt | 1= | paragraphs= | files= | fileargs= | errors= }}
Parameters
The template requires one parameter: the name of the page to be transcluded. Include a namespace where necessary. There are no other positional parameters, but there are some optional named parameters:
- A list of paragraphs such as
paragraphs=1,3-5
; the default is all paragraphs. - A list of file (image) numbers such as
files=1
; the default is no images. Non-free images are removed. - Arguments to pass to File: such as
fileargs=left
to move images to the left; the default is none. errors=
to allow Lua error messages to appear in the output
paragraphs= and files= each accept a comma-separated list containing numbers and/or number ranges in the format min-max. Alternatively, files= can accept the name of a single image, e.g. files=My image file.jpg
.
Miscellaneous options
|more=no
– to suppress link to the article at the end of the excerpt.|more=custom text
to customize the link text at the end of the excerpt. Default is "Full article...".keepSubsections=1
will cause Article#Section to retain any subsections of that sectionkeepRefs=1
will keep references for display in a {{reflist}} or similarnobold=1
will cause bold text to be displayed in normal font
Page options
Each page to be transcluded may be specified either plain or as a wikilink, possibly piped. Links to sections also work, and extract the named section rather than the lead. Examples: Article
; Article#Section
; [[Article]]
; [[Article#Section|A section of an article]]
. (Any piped text will be ignored.)
Any of the above formats may be followed by option(s) separated by pipes, e.g. Article|paragraphs=2
. Such options override any global options for the given page only. Note that the characters |
and =
have special meaning within calls to templates but can be escaped using {{!}} and {{}} respectively. Examples: Article#Section{{!}}files{{=}}2
; [[Article|Some page]]{{!}}files{{=}}3,4{{!}}more{{=}}Click here
. (=
need not be escaped if the parameter is explicitly numbered, e.g. 1=Article{{!}}files=2
).
Special characters such as pipes within page options must be doubly escaped, replacing their double braces by {{((}} and {{))}}. For example, to set display Custom image.jpg on the left with a custom caption, set fileargs to left|Custom caption
using Article{{!}}files{{=}}Custom image.jpg{{!}}fileargs{{=}}left{{((}}!{{))}}Custom caption
. To add a wikilink within a caption, escape the link brackets and any pipe twice using {{!((}}, {{))!}} and possibly {{!}}, e.g. Caption with {{((}}!(({{))}}Pipe (computer science){{((}}!{{))}}piped{{((}}))!{{))}} link
. This text can be achieved more simply using {{Doubly escaped wikilink}}, e.g. Caption with {{Doubly escaped wikilink|Pipe (computer science)|piped}} link
.
See also
Similar templates also using Module:Excerpt:
- {{Transclude linked excerpt}}: chooses the article randomly from those linked from a page
- {{Transclude list item excerpt}}: chooses the article randomly from those listed on a page
- {{Transclude random excerpt}}: chooses the article randomly from a list
- {{Transclude selected excerpt}}: chooses the article from a list using an index such as the week number
The templates were discussed at Use of direct transclusion in portals and the newer portal transclusion templates.
TemplateData
TemplateData for Transclude lead excerpt
<templatedata> { "description": "Transclude lead excerpt transcludes the lead of an article as an excerpt", "params": { "1": { "label": "1", "description": "The name of the page to be transcluded", "type": "string", "required": true, "example": "Aviation, 1=Aviation", "default": "empty" }, "paragraphs": { "label": "Paragraphs", "description": "Numbers of the paragraphs to be transcluded, as a comma-separated list containing numbers and/or number ranges in the format min-max", "type": "string", "required": false, "example": "paragraphs=1,3-5", "default": "all paragraphs" }, "files": { "label": "Files", "description": "Numbers of the images to be transcluded, as a comma-separated list containing numbers and/or number ranges in the format min-max", "type": "string", "required": false, "example": "files=1,3-5", "default": "no files" }, "fileargs": { "label": "FileArgs", "description": "Arguments to pass to File:", "type": "string", "required": false, "example": "fileargs=left", "default": "no arguments" }, "more": { "label": "More", "description": "Text for trailing link to the entire article. Note: more= with no value produces the standard text: Read more...", "type": "string", "required": false, "example": "more=(more)", "default": "no link" }, "errors": { "label": "Errors", "description": "Allow Lua error messages to appear in the output?", "type": "boolean", "required": false, "example": "errors=true", "default": "false" } }, "format": "inline" } </templatedata>