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: A page in the ''File'' namespace containing information about a file, usually an image. Since a normal link will show the file, a colon must precede the file name in order to link to the file page, like <code><nowiki>[[:File:Thumbs up 32px]]</nowiki></code>. | : A page in the ''File'' namespace containing information about a file, usually an image. Since a normal link will show the file, a colon must precede the file name in order to link to the file page, like <code><nowiki>[[:File:Thumbs up 32px]]</nowiki></code>. | ||
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: The | : The lead section in an article is one or more paragraphs of text preceding the first heading. The purpose of the lead section is twofold: It should give the reader a clear indication as to whether he have found the right page and it should give him an quick overview of the concepts of the article. | ||
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: A part of the article consisting of a heading and wikitext. Section and subsection headings will automatically be shown in a table of contents if there is 4 or more headings (though this can be suppressed using the magic word <code><nowiki>__NOTOC__</nowiki></code> or the {{tl|TOC limit}} template). The exception is the | : A part of the article consisting of a heading and wikitext. Section and subsection headings will automatically be shown in a table of contents if there is 4 or more headings (though this can be suppressed using the magic word <code><nowiki>__NOTOC__</nowiki></code> or the {{tl|TOC limit}} template). The exception is the lead section, which should precede the first heading. | ||
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