Insert this at the bottom of the page. {{SeeAtEnd|Other Article Name|Category:Some Category}} is available up to 20 titles/categories
=See Also= {{SeeAtEnd|Other Article Name|Category:Some Category}} ==Articles containing word "Padma" in title== <DPL> redirects = include namespace= titlematch=%Padma%|%padma%|padma%|Padma% </DPL> <headertabs/>
Also before adding that you have to create a section first at the top of the page Example of all the article :
=Wikipedia= Aricle with all the pictures and every thing {{R}} [http://www.sourcepage.com sorucepage] =See Also= {{SeeAtEnd|}} ==Articles containing word "Padma" in title== <DPL> redirects = include namespace= titlematch=%Padma%|%padma%|padma%|Padma% </DPL> <headertabs/> [[Category:Some Category]] [[Category:more cats]]
Breaks:
{{#dpl: |category = cat1 ¦ cat2 |linksto = {{{1}}} }}
Use this in text editor with Regex:
\[\[(?>Wikipedia:.*?\||\w+\s\w+\||\w+\||\w+\s\w+\s\w+\||\w+\s\w+\s\w+\s\w+\|)|\[\[(?!Category:|File:)|(?<!Category:.*?|File:.*?)\]\]|{{Wiki\||{{BigTibetan\||(?<=Wiki\|.*?|BigTibetan\|.*?)}}
You can link to a tab, both from another page and from within that same page (and, within that same page, both from another tab and from outside the tab view). This is done using the {{#switchtablink}} parser function, which is called like this:
{{#switchtablink}}
{{#switchtablink:Tab name|Link text|Page name}}
This will create a link to the tab with the name "Tab name", and the text of the link will read "Link text". If you want the link to a point to a tab on another page, you can optionally add the third parameter, "Page name".
Multibyte characters was well as formatting characters e.g. bold is not permitted if you want to link to tabs in any way.
Some text above the tab view = First section header = This will be displayed on the first tab {{#switchtablink:Second section header|Click here to go to the next tab...}} = Second section header = This will be displayed on the second tab <headertabs/> = Third section header = This will be always displayed under the tab view because it's below the <headertabs/> tag.
The header titles get automatically converted into tab titles.
{{#info: <text> | <icon> }}
The first parameter displays the text in the #info bubble and should only contain inline HTML elements. There is limited support for wikitext formatting such as bold, italics and internal links. No paragraphs, tables, lists or any other block elements are allowed. One should also avoid using empty lines (because empty line will terminate one paragraph and start another one) and equal signs (see the tips section). Refraining from those guidelines could lead to incorrect HTML code and rendering (e. g. part of text after empty line could be rendered in the page, not in the bubble).
In case a second parameter is passed onto to #info, it will influences the display of the icon. If an incorrect parameter is used then the parameter will be silently ignored, and the default info icon will be displayed instead.
Allowed values are:
info
note
warning
The full syntax for displaying an image is:
[[File:filename.extension|options|caption]]
where options can be zero or more of the following, separated by pipes (|):
[[File:Example.jpg|20px|link=http://www.wikipedia.org]]
[[File:Example.jpg|20px|link=MediaWiki]]
[[File:Example.jpg|20px|link=]]
|link=|
title
If a parameter does not match any of the other possibilities, it is assumed to be the caption text.
Caption text shows below the image in thumb and frame formats, or as tooltip text in any other format.
Caption text displayed in the thumb and frame formats may contain wiki links and other formatting.
MediaWiki extensions can add additional options.
If 'alt' is not specified and a caption is provided, the alternative text will be created automatically from the caption, stripped of formatting.