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Already when used with its default settings this template prevents auto-categorization in some namespaces and on some pages where we usually don't want categorization. Thus even the most basic usage like "<code><nowiki>{{category handler|[[Category:Somecat]]}}</nowiki></code>" sees to that templates don't auto-categorize in the wrong places. | Already when used with its default settings this template prevents auto-categorization in some namespaces and on some pages where we usually don't want categorization. Thus even the most basic usage like "<code><nowiki>{{category handler|[[Category:Somecat]]}}</nowiki></code>" sees to that templates don't auto-categorize in the wrong places. | ||
| − | This template makes it easy to choose in what namespaces a template should and should not categorize. And it makes it easy to use different categories in different namespaces. And this template uses a central blacklist where we can add pages and page types where templates should not auto-categorize.<includeonly>[[Category:Utility Templates]]</includeonly | + | This template makes it easy to choose in what namespaces a template should and should not categorize. And it makes it easy to use different categories in different namespaces. And this template uses a central blacklist where we can add pages and page types where templates should not auto-categorize.<includeonly>[[Category:Utility Templates]]</includeonly> |
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This is a documentation subpage for Category handler. It contains usage information, categories and other content that is not part of the original template page. |
This is the {{category handler}} meta-template.
It helps other templates to automate both categorization and category suppression.
Already when used with its default settings this template prevents auto-categorization in some namespaces and on some pages where we usually don't want categorization. Thus even the most basic usage like "{{category handler|[[Category:Somecat]]}}" sees to that templates don't auto-categorize in the wrong places.
This template makes it easy to choose in what namespaces a template should and should not categorize. And it makes it easy to use different categories in different namespaces. And this template uses a central blacklist where we can add pages and page types where templates should not auto-categorize.
