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<includeonly>[[Category:{{{1}}}|{{{2|{{PAGENAME}}}}}]]</includeonly><noinclude>
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==Purpose==
{{Documentation}}
This template is used for categorizing pages.
==Usage==
To use this template, type: <b><nowiki>{{Cat|</nowiki></b><i> Category </i><b><nowiki>|</nowiki></b><i> Sorting Key </i> (Optional)<b><nowiki>}}</nowiki></b><br>
Where ''Category'' is the name of the category you want to sort a page into, and ''Sorting Key'' is an optional parameter if you want to change how a page is sorted. If you leave ''Sorting Key'' blank, it'll automatically sort the page correctly into the category.
[[Category:Formatting Templates|{{PAGENAME}}]]
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Revision as of 18:01, September 10, 2014

[Edit Documentation]

size=40x40px This template is used on over 2500 pages. Take extra care when making changes, testing them in a sandbox first. If changes to this template require changes to pages that use it, you are responsible for making those changes.

This template is used for categorizing pages.

Usage

{{Cat| category | sort key | group= }}

  • category — The name of the category you want to sort a page into
  • sort key — Optional parameter if you want to change how a page is sorted. If you leave sort key blank, it'll automatically sort the page correctly into the category. (Optional. Default: {{PAGENAME}})
  • group — Sort the page into the given group in {{Navboxes}}. (Optional.)

Advanced Usage

When used in templates to automatically apply a category to certain pages, some may be excluded by using {{Cat| category | nocat=true }}. For example, to exclude the template itself from the category:

{{Cat|Category<noinclude>|nocat=true</noinclude>}}