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Dexter's Laboratory Wiki:Templates
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Wiki templates provide a means to insert the same content over and over in different (or the same) pages. This saves editors the hassle of duplicating the same text again and again, and also helps ensure consistency. Templates are generally shown with the format required to use the template (e.g.
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Wiki templates provide a means to insert the same content over and over in different (or the same) pages. This saves editors the hassle of duplicating the same text again and again, and also helps ensure consistency. Templates are generally shown with the format required to use the template (e.g. <b>This page is a candidate for deletion.</b> <p> If you disagree with its deletion, please explain why at <a href="/mediawiki/Category_talk:Candidates_for_deletion" title="Category talk:Candidates for deletion">Category talk:Candidates for deletion</a> or improve the page and remove the <tt>{{delete}}</tt> tag. </p> <p> Remember to check <a href="/mediawiki/Special:Whatlinkshere/:Dexter%27s_Laboratory_Wiki:Templates" title="Special:Whatlinkshere/:Dexter's Laboratory Wiki:Templates">what links here</a> and the [ the page history] before deleting. </p> <br>). Clicking the template name takes you to the template's page, where you can see what it looks like and how it is used.