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*<code><nowiki>{{Plain link|//www.wikipedia.org Wikipedia}}</nowiki></code> gives {{Plain link|//www.wikipedia.org Wikipedia}}
*<code><nowiki>{{Plain link|//www.wikipedia.org Wikipedia}}</nowiki></code> gives {{Plain link|//www.wikipedia.org Wikipedia}}
*<code><nowiki>{{Plain link|//www.wikipedia.org | Wikipedia}}</nowiki></code> gives {{Plain link|//www.wikipedia.org|Wikipedia}}
*<code><nowiki>{{Plain link|//www.wikipedia.org | Wikipedia}}</nowiki></code> gives {{Plain link|//www.wikipedia.org|Wikipedia}}
*<code><nowiki>{{Plain link|http://www.google.co.uk|Google}}</nowiki></code> gives {{Plain link|http://www.google.co.uk|Google}}


Note that if your url or link title contains an equals sign <code>=</code> you must use named parameters:
Note that if your url or link title contains an equals sign <code>=</code> you must use named parameters:

Revision as of 23:27, 21 September 2013

This template will allow you to create a local or interwiki link (such as a link to the history of a page) on a page without having the follow the link. This can be used, for example, when internal or interwiki links appear as external links. See Help:URL#URLs on_other Wikimedia projects for more information.

Caution

When you link to a Wikipedia or other Wikimedia project URL, omit the preceeding "http:", or "https:", so that the URL begins with "//". This allows users to use the protocol they're using currently.

You can use {{fullurl}} magicword to generate URLs to Wikipedia pages..

Examples

  • {{Plain link|url=//www.wikipedia.org}} gives [1]
  • {{Plain link|//www.wikipedia.org Wikipedia}} gives Wikipedia
  • {{Plain link|//www.wikipedia.org | Wikipedia}} gives Wikipedia
  • {{Plain link|http://www.google.co.uk|Google}} gives Google

Note that if your url or link title contains an equals sign = you must use named parameters:

  • {{ Plainlink | url=//en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Equals_sign&oldid=282228764 | name="=" }} gives "="

To be more concise, you can use {{scp}} and numbers as parameter names e.g.

  • {{scp|1=//en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Equals_sign&oldid=282228764|2="="}} gives the same "="