The parameters|text1= and|text2= can be used to set the text of, respectively, the template's first and second lines. Iftext1 is set but nottext2, both lines' text will derive fromtext1:
This is adocumentationsubpage for [page] . It may contain usage information,categories and other content that is not part of the originaltext2 appears here.
This is adocumentationsubpage for [page] . It may contain usage information,categories and other content that is not part of the originaltext2 appears here.
This is adocumentationsubpage for [page] . It may contain usage information,categories and other content that is not part of the originaltext1 appears here.
This template should normally be placed at the top of /doc pages. It changes output depending on where it is viewed:
On a /doc page, it displays a box explaining template documentation and links to the template page.
As a workaround if the documentation page's name doesn't end with '/doc', use|override= to specify the doc subpage's name. For example, if the documentation were at "Template:Example/Documentation", use|override=documentation (must be lower-case to work)
On other pages – i.e. pages transcluding the /doc page – the template will not show. The template page itself (which contains{{Documentation}}) will automatically note that the documentation istranscluded from a subpage.
In addition to the banner, the template adds pages to categories named after the subject namespace, but only for documentation pages in namespaces with the subpage feature:
