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First, place the article at a name with the "/" replaced by a "-". Insert this template at the ''very top'' of the article (i.e. above the {{tl|subpages}}), replacing ''articletitle'' with the title of the article (with the "/" instead of the "-"). Finally, create a {{MW|Help:Redirect|redirect}} from the correct name (with a "/") to the name the article is actually at (with the "-").
First, place the article at a name with the "/" replaced by a "-". Insert this template at the ''very top'' of the article (i.e. above the {{tl|subpages}}), replacing ''articletitle'' with the title of the article (with the "/" instead of the "-"). Finally, create a {{MW|Help:Redirect|redirect}} from the correct name (with a "/") to the name the article is actually at (with the "-").


It should only be used in special circumstances, such as [[9/11]].
It should only be used in special circumstances, such as [[9/11 Attack|9/11]].


''Note'': ''articletitle'' cannot include a "=" character; if so, replace it with a {{tl|1==}}.
''Note'': ''articletitle'' cannot include a "=" character; if so, replace it with a {{tl|1==}}.

Latest revision as of 09:10, 28 May 2024

Usage

To handle articles with a "/" in their name, due to technical limitations it is necessary to take special steps.

First, place the article at a name with the "/" replaced by a "-". Insert this template at the very top of the article (i.e. above the {{subpages}}), replacing articletitle with the title of the article (with the "/" instead of the "-"). Finally, create a redirect from the correct name (with a "/") to the name the article is actually at (with the "-").

It should only be used in special circumstances, such as 9/11.

Note: articletitle cannot include a "=" character; if so, replace it with a {{=}}.

Example

{{slashtitle|9-11 Attack}} gives

Due to technical limitations, this article uses an unusual title. It should be called  9-11 Attack.