Explain xkcd: It's 'cause you're dumb.
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| − | -->{{#if:{{{1|}}}<!--
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| − | -->|{{lcfirst:{{{1}}}}}{{!}}{{{2|{{{1|}}}}}}]]<!--
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| − | -->|{{lcfirst:{{PAGENAME}}}}{{!}}{{PAGENAME}}]]<!--
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| − | A template to make a link to a Wiktionary entry.
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| − | ==Usage==
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| − | *<code><nowiki>{{dict}}</nowiki></code> by itself links to the Wiktionary entry for the page you use the template on, which is probably not useful in the case of the Explain XKCD Wiki:
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| − | **{{dict}}
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| − | *<code><nowiki>{{dict|word}}</nowiki></code> links to the Wiktionary entry for "word":
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| − | **{{dict|word}}
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| − | *<code><nowiki>{{dict|word|Display}}</nowiki></code> prints "Display" which links to the Wiktionary entry for "word":
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| − | **{{dict|word|Display}}
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| − | The first character of the link target is automatically lowercased, such that e.g. <code><nowiki>{{dict|ravioli}}</nowiki></code> ({{dict|ravioli}}) and <code><nowiki>{{dict|Ravioli}}</nowiki></code> ({{dict|Ravioli}}) both link to the same delicious definition. (Wiktionary entries are case-sensitive. This automatic lowercasing may cause issues in the future, but that's OK because it's not the future yet{{cn}})
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| − | [[Category:Templates]]
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Latest revision as of 19:28, 24 January 2024
