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==Templates linking contents==

<noinclude>{{interwikitmp-grp|v=D}}</noinclude>

; Upwards links

* {{lts|Main}} - "Main gallery" link from gallery or category to 1-N main galleries

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* {{lts|See}} - "Further information" link to 1-N detailed galleries or categories

* {{lts|Catlst}} - customizable link generator to 1-N categories

* {{lts|Catlist}} - customizable link generator to 1-N categories

* {{lts|See more}} - (box) magnifier-icon "See gallery" to 1 expanded sub-gallery

* {{XXX-catlist-dn}}, a family is provisionally possible like the '-up' family. All use: {{tl|Catlist}} or {{tl|Catlst}} as an output stage with little effort needed now beyond page copying, modification and creation. (See: [[template:Catlst/doc]] for more info.)

; Sideways links

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* {{lts|Category see also en.wikipedia}} - link to 1-N related categories on the English Wikipedia

* {{lts|Wpd-catlist-up}} - "en.Wikipedia parent and upper level categories" link to 1-N categories

* {{lts|Wpd}} - generic link to Wikipedia (wraps <nowiki>[[w:article|article]]</nowiki>)

* {{lts|Cms-catlist-up}} - {{lts|Wbk-catlist-up}} and other similar (see the Three letter mnemonics following) category linking templates are portable, so interwiki and intrawiki.

;note the following Interproject utilities are written to be portable and ''used in-line'' without changes across all English sister projects:... ''and are adaptable multilingually as they incorporate a language parameter''... so {{wpd-de}} could be written to a {{wpd|German language}} version, wpd-fr (French), wpd-es (Spanish)... commons versions could be easily written. Their primary virtue is they automatically pipetrick the given page link and can be cut and pasted between projects without changes. Changing <code><nowiki>'[['' to {{xxx and ']]' to '}}'</nowiki></code> in a text editor like {{wpd|Notepad}} takes but a moment to have working links to annotate either a category or an image from a source encyclopedia article. Reaching that source text, requires but the one link via a keyword and entering edit mode to expand on a cryptic description here. Using the language parameter, one can locate a page in a totally unfamiliar language, follow the interwiki back to English, and annotate from there and that process to better identify commons content.

*<tt> {{lts|Wvy}} - generic link to {{wpd|Wikiversity}} (wraps <nowiki>[[v:article|article]]</nowiki>)</tt>

*<tt> {{lts|Wsp}} - generic link to {{wpd|Wikispecies}} </tt>

*<tt> {{lts|Wsr}} - generic link to {{wpd|Wikisource}} </tt>

*<tt> {{lts|Wqt}} - generic link to {{wpd|Wikiquote}} (wraps <nowiki>[[q:article|article]]</nowiki>)</tt>

*<tt> {{lts|Wpd}} - generic link to {{wpd|Wikipedia}} (wraps <nowiki>[[w:article|article]]</nowiki>)</tt>

*<tt> {{lts|Wnw}} - generic link to {{wpd|Wikinews}}</tt>

*<tt> {{lts|Wdy}} - generic link to {{wpd|Wiktionary}} (Mnemonically: '''W'''iki '''D'''ictionar'''Y''')</tt>

*<tt> {{lts|Sew}} - generic link to {{wpd|Simple English Wikipedia}}</tt>

*<tt> {{lts|Mta}} - generic link to {{mta|Main Page|Meta-wiki}}</tt>

*<tt> {{lts|Mdw}} - generic link to {{wpd|Mediawiki}}</tt>

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