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<includeonly>{{Mbox|type=notice|text='''This is an [[:Category:Expert pages|expert page]].''' It is written to allow new readers to learn about the basics of the topic easily.{{#if: {{{1|}}}|{{#ifeq: {{{1|}}}|nobeginner|<br>No corresponding beginner page currently exists for this topic.|<br>The corresponding expert page for this topic is [[{{{1|}}}]].|}}}}}}
<includeonly>{{Mbox
[[Category:Expert pages]]</includeonly><noinclude>
| type = notice
The '''Expert''' template adds a [[Template:Mbox|message box]] to inform readers of pages targeted towards an expert audience. If a corresponding beginner page exists, it may also be presented in that box. It also places the page in [[:Category:Expert pages]].
| icon = Icon-Expert.png
 
| text = '''This is an [[:Category:Expert pages|expert page]].''' It is written to allow experienced readers to learn more about the advanced elements of the topic.{{#if: {{{1|}}}|{{#ifeq: {{{1|}}}|nobeginner|<br />No corresponding beginner page currently exists for this topic.|<br />The corresponding beginner page for this topic is [[{{{1|}}}]].|}}}}
== Usage ==
}}{{#ifeq: {{lc: {{ARTICLEROOTPAGENAME}}}}|template:expert||[[Category:Expert pages]]}}</includeonly><noinclude>
This template should be placed at the top of the page, with a single unnamed argument that indicates the corresponding beginner page.
{{documentation}}
 
For example, on the "[[Mathematical theory of regular temperaments]]" page, you could add the template like this:
 
: <code><nowiki>{{Expert|Mathematical theory of regular temperaments}}</nowiki></code>
 
to obtain:
 
{{Mbox|type=notice|text='''This is an [[:Category:Expert pages|expert page]].''' It is written to allow experienced readers to learn more about the advanced elements of the topic.
 
The corresponding beginner page for this topic is [[Regular temperament]].}}
 
Using the template without providing an argument will produce:
 
{{Mbox|type=notice|text='''This is an [[:Category:Expert pages|expert page]].''' It is written to allow experienced readers to learn more about the advanced elements of the topic.}}
 
Passing <code>nobeginner</code> as the first argument will produce:
 
{{Mbox|type=notice|text='''This is an [[:Category:Expert pages|expert page]].''' It is written to allow experienced readers to learn more about the advanced elements of the topic.<br>No corresponding beginner page currently exists for this topic.}}
 
== See also ==
* [[Template:Beginner]]


[[Category:Message boxes]]
[[Category:Message boxes]]
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The Expert template adds a message box to inform readers of pages targeted towards an expert audience. If a corresponding beginner page exists, it may also be presented in that box. It also places the page in Category: Expert pages.

Usage

This template should be placed at the top of the page, with a single unnamed argument that indicates the corresponding beginner page.

For example, on the "Mathematical theory of regular temperaments" page, you could add the template like this:

{{Expert|Regular temperament}}

to obtain:

This is an expert page. It is written to allow experienced readers to learn more about the advanced elements of the topic.
The corresponding beginner page for this topic is Regular temperament.

Using the template without providing an argument will produce:

This is an expert page. It is written to allow experienced readers to learn more about the advanced elements of the topic.

Passing nobeginner as the first argument will produce:

This is an expert page. It is written to allow experienced readers to learn more about the advanced elements of the topic.
No corresponding beginner page currently exists for this topic.

See also