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{{Template rating|details=~~Currently in-progress and used~~ for ~~[[Template:Template rating]]. This may be tested on other categorizing templates to determine whether any changes should be made~~.}}

{{Template rating|rating=ready|details=Functionally complete. See its corresponding module for more details.}}

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'''Template:Category handler''' is intended as a metatemplate that helps templates categorize pages. It also suppresses categories depending on the namespace or subpage.

== Usage ==

=== Usage ===

Categories are entered as unnamed parameters, as shown.

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Typically, this template is used as part of another template, so use something like <code><nowiki>debug={{{debug|}}}</nowiki></code>, so that <code><nowiki>debug=1</nowiki></code> can be added to an instance of that template.

== Category suppression rules and use-cases ==

=== Category suppression rules and use-cases ===

By default, this metatemplate allows categories within the following namespaces: main, file, mediawiki, template, category, and module. Templates placed outside of those namespaces will not categorize those pages. Additionally, pages with the suffix /doc or /sandbox will not be categorized.

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If placed on a template called SomeTemplate, the todo-category will contain these pages:

If placed on the /doc subpage for a template called SomeTemplate, the todo-category will contain these pages:

* Template:SomeTemplate (template page)

* Template:SomeTemplate/doc (template's documentation)

Since this template suppresses categories on /doc subpages, adding this template to Template:Todo prevents it from categorizing the documentation page, ~~meaning~~ only Template:SomeTemplate is categorized.

Since this template suppresses categories on /doc subpages, adding this template to Template:Todo prevents it from categorizing the documentation page, so only Template:SomeTemplate is categorized.

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-{{Template rating|details=Currently in-progress and used for [[Template:Template rating]]. This may be tested on other categorizing templates to determine whether any changes should be made.}}
+{{Template rating|rating=ready|details=Functionally complete. See its corresponding module for more details.}}
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-{{lua}}
 '''Template:Category handler''' is intended as a metatemplate that helps templates categorize pages. It also suppresses categories depending on the namespace or subpage.
-== Usage ==
+=== Usage ===
 Categories are entered as unnamed parameters, as shown.
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 Typically, this template is used as part of another template, so use something like <code><nowiki>debug={{{debug|}}}</nowiki></code>, so that <code><nowiki>debug=1</nowiki></code> can be added to an instance of that template.
-== Category suppression rules and use-cases ==
+=== Category suppression rules and use-cases ===
 By default, this metatemplate allows categories within the following namespaces: main, file, mediawiki, template, category, and module. Templates placed outside of those namespaces will not categorize those pages. Additionally, pages with the suffix /doc or /sandbox will not be categorized.
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-If placed on a template called SomeTemplate, the todo-category will contain these pages:
+If placed on the /doc subpage for a template called SomeTemplate, the todo-category will contain these pages:
 * Template:SomeTemplate (template page)
 * Template:SomeTemplate/doc (template's documentation)
-Since this template suppresses categories on /doc subpages, adding this template to Template:Todo prevents it from categorizing the documentation page, meaning only Template:SomeTemplate is categorized.
+Since this template suppresses categories on /doc subpages, adding this template to Template:Todo prevents it from categorizing the documentation page, so only Template:SomeTemplate is categorized.
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