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When viewing page information, the wiki software can show additional custom text at the start and end of the page. The top of the information page (before the first section for "Basic information") comes from MediaWiki:Pageinfo-header. It is blank by default, but individual wikis can add content here.
Can be built and maintained by editing a single page, whereas filling a category requires the editing of multiple pages. Can be embellished with annotations (further details). For example, a list of soccer world championship teams can include with each entry when each championship was won, whom the champions defeated, who their coach was, etc.
The term category does refer to both the title of a category page—the category pagename—and the category itself. Keeping this in mind while reading about categorization, plus learning a category page layout is a worthwhile investment in research techniques. (See also the search box parameter "incategory".)
A prominent link to the most important article in the category is usually a good idea, but please avoid copying large quantities of text or images from an article to a category page. In many cases, a category has a "main article", which describes the subject of that category. The category and the article often have the same name.
Next, click on that red link, which brings you to the new category page to create. Finally, at the bottom of the category page, simply add the parent category (e.g.: [[Category:Parent category name]] ), which should usually be a hypernym of the subcategory. This will add the new category into the appropriate parent category.
Click on these subcategories to navigate through the category tree to find more specific groups of articles. You may want to navigate in the other direction, to find more general groups of articles ("parent categories"). These are listed in the box at the bottom of a category page, just as on a Wikipedia article page.
One series of templates and categories is used only for redirects. The templates place redirects into the categories. The templates also explain why the redirect exists, for example {{R from merge}} means it was created by a merge or {{R from alternative name}} means that the redirect is an alternative name for the main title.