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This template provides a link to a page's subpages without having to manually type out the name of the page each time. To prevent slashes that do not indicate subpages from being misinterpreted as subpage separators, MediaWiki's [[mw:Help:Subpages|automatic subpage]] feature is disabled by default in the main (article) namespace, and on the Xenharmonic Wiki slashes frequently appear in page titles, such as [[3/2]].

=== Usage ===

; <code><nowiki>{{{1}}}</nowiki></code>

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:* <code>uprev</code> capitalises the first letter of the first argument for the section name and links to a different subpage on the ''parent'' page.

:* <code>lprev</code> makes the first letter of the first argument lowercase.

:* <code>u</code> links to a subpage on the ''current'' page and capitalises the first letter of the argument.

:* <code>u</code> links to a subpage on the ''current'' page and capitalises the first letter of the argument. '''This is the default behaviour.'''

:* <code>l</code> does the same thing as <code>u</code>, but makes the first letter lowercase instead of uppercase.

:* <code>prev</code> will link to the parent page (if it exists) will be linked.

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+This template provides a link to a page's subpages without having to manually type out the name of the page each time. To prevent slashes that do not indicate subpages from being misinterpreted as subpage separators, MediaWiki's [[mw:Help:Subpages|automatic subpage]] feature is disabled by default in the main (article) namespace, and on the Xenharmonic Wiki slashes frequently appear in page titles, such as [[3/2]].
 === Usage ===
 ; <code><nowiki>{{{1}}}</nowiki></code>
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 :* <code>uprev</code> capitalises the first letter of the first argument for the section name and links to a different subpage on the ''parent'' page.
 :* <code>lprev</code> makes the first letter of the first argument lowercase.
-:* <code>u</code> links to a subpage on the ''current'' page and capitalises the first letter of the argument.
+:* <code>u</code> links to a subpage on the ''current'' page and capitalises the first letter of the argument. '''This is the default behaviour.'''
 :* <code>l</code> does the same thing as <code>u</code>, but makes the first letter lowercase instead of uppercase.
 :* <code>prev</code> will link to the parent page (if it exists) will be linked.