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=Definition=
 
A disambiguation page is one that contains links to different articles that would otherwise have the same name (typically, the disambiguation page is named the name that they would all otherwise have, or that + disambiguation in parentheses).
 
A disambiguation page is one that contains links to different articles that would otherwise have the same name (typically, the disambiguation page is named the name that they would all otherwise have, or that + disambiguation in parentheses).
  
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=Creation=
 
To create a disambiguation page, just create a page with the desired name, place <nowiki>{{disambig}}</nowiki> at the top of the page, and then add the links to the various pages, from that page, manually.  It is important to use the <nowiki>{{disambig}}</nowiki> template so that we will know when pages link to a disambiguation page rather than to the correct article.  See [[Special:Disambiguations]] for a list of articles that need their links redirected.
 
To create a disambiguation page, just create a page with the desired name, place <nowiki>{{disambig}}</nowiki> at the top of the page, and then add the links to the various pages, from that page, manually.  It is important to use the <nowiki>{{disambig}}</nowiki> template so that we will know when pages link to a disambiguation page rather than to the correct article.  See [[Special:Disambiguations]] for a list of articles that need their links redirected.
  
 
[[category:Wiki Terms]]
 
[[category:Wiki Terms]]

Revision as of 21:27, 23 July 2007

Definition

A disambiguation page is one that contains links to different articles that would otherwise have the same name (typically, the disambiguation page is named the name that they would all otherwise have, or that + disambiguation in parentheses).

Creation

To create a disambiguation page, just create a page with the desired name, place {{disambig}} at the top of the page, and then add the links to the various pages, from that page, manually. It is important to use the {{disambig}} template so that we will know when pages link to a disambiguation page rather than to the correct article. See Special:Disambiguations for a list of articles that need their links redirected.