Template:See also

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Module:See also

{{See also}} is used to create hatnotes to point to a small number of other, related, titles at the top of article sections according to Wikipedia:Layout. It is not for use in the "See also" section at the bottom of an article.

{{See also|Article 1|label 1=label1|Article 2|label 2=label2|...}}

Any number of articles can be listed (at least one should be provided).
The word "and" is always placed between the final two entries.
You can use parameters label 1, label 2 and so on to specify alternative labels for the links.
Parameter ll makes this template use {{Ll }}, which provides automatic linking to translation in user language, as well as using a translated default link text (overriding with label n still applies).

adding newline characters will break article links

Example

Code	Result
{{See also\|Article}}	See also: Article
{{See also\|Article\|label 1=Alternative title for Article}}	See also: Alternative title for Article
{{See also\|Article\|Article 2}}	See also: Article and Article 2
{{See also\|Article\|Article 2\|Article 3}}	See also: Article, Article 2 and Article 3
{{See also\|Article\|Article 2\|ll=TRUE}}	See also: Article translated and Article 2 translated
{{See also\|Article\|Article 2\|l2=Alternative title for Article 2}}	See also: Article and Alternative title for Article 2

This is the TemplateData documentation for this template used by VisualEditor and other tools.

See also

Display a note about a related page.

Template parameters[Edit template data]
This template prefers inline formatting of parameters.
Parameter		Description	Type	Status
Page name	`1`	Full name of related page	Page name	required
Link label	`label 1` `l1`	Custom link text, to serve as label instead of the page name. Default Page name	String	optional
Page 2	`2`	no description	Page name	optional
Page 2 label	`label 2` `l2`	no description	Template	optional
Page 3	`3`	no description	Page name	optional
Page 3 label	`label 3` `l3`	no description	String	optional
Use {{ll}}	`ll`	If this parameter has any non-blank value, links are generated using {{ll}}, which provides automatic linking to translation in user language, as well as using a translated default link text (overriding link texts still applies).	Line	optional