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Name the page after your shortcut name. Include the namespace name in both the shortcut name and the redirect page name. For example, substitute your own shortcut name as the title of the page, and substitute the proper namespace, then add the REDIRECT as the top-line on your redirect page, and the category to the third line of the redirect:
This template displays one or more of a template's shortcuts (that is, redirects, also known as aliases), as in the box appearing at the right. {{ Tsh }} is a shortcut to this template, {{template shortcut}} , and can be used in its place, as it is in this documentation's source wikitext .
If a page that uses this template is in the "Wikipedia:" or "Help:" namespace, then this template adds Category:Wikipedia how-to to the page. If the page is in the "User:" namespace, it will be put into Category:User essays. If your page is just a draft, please use the |nocat= parameter to prevent categorization, until it is finished.
The answer to both questions is essentially the same: The curly brackets indicate a template, and the purpose of templates, generally, is to add standard text to a page. Because templates are so important—you'll find them everywhere at Wikipedia—there's a separate section on them later in this chapter (see the section about templates). 4.
Wikipedia:Editor's index to Wikipedia - a page that uses this template extensively. Wikipedia:Shortcuts - notes about how they work. {} – The normal shortcut. {{policy shortcut}} – For shortcuts to sections of policy pages. {{template shortcut}} – Use this one to show the names of shortcuts/redirects to a template.
This template, often abbreviated as {{tlc}}, is used to provide stylized formatting to template displays without actually using the template itself. The code generated will be displayed inline. The code generated will be displayed inline.
Again, note that "/testcases" is all lowercase, and all one word. Put the {{testcases notice}} template at the top of the page, add some test cases (see below), and save the page. Add your experimental code to Template:X/sandbox. To test your code, save the page, and go to the /testcases page.
Start typing the name of the template you want to insert. When you see it on the list, click on its name. Then click "Add template". You can also edit a template that is already on the page. When you click on the template to select it, it turns blue, and a box appears with a "Template" icon (a puzzle piece). Then click on the "Edit" link.