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Highest expansion depth

Highest percentage

Maximum stack depth exceeded.

Maximum reply depth to show:

Could not obtain depth parameter.

Quiz leaderboard - highest percent correct (min 50 questions)

Returns database server with the highest replication lag.

Expand: templates to find articles that need expansion.

Adds the bit depth of the version.

Creative program (biased toward depth of field)

Extension for the expansion and collapsing of the table of contents

Template expansion is only supported for wikitext content. $1 uses content model $2.

The content is too large. Content after expansion is limited to $1 {{PLURAL:$1|byte|bytes}}.

When rendering, the level at which to start (for the sake of depth limits, etc.).

Error: Invalid depth in path: "$1" (tried to access a node above the root node).

Options for the CategoryTree constructor as a JSON object. The <var>depth</var> option defaults to <kbd>1</kbd>.

When rendering, the maximum depth of replies to show before showing a "Show X replies" link instead of replies.

Adds the bit depth of the version. If the file has been revision deleted, a <samp>filehidden</samp> property will be returned.

List of files that have been embedded the highest number of times across all wikis. For the equivalent list that takes into account only usages on {{SITENAME}}, see [[{{#special:MostLinkedFiles}}]].

"$1" is a predefined property that informs about the depth of a query and is provided by [https://www.semantic-mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Special_properties Semantic MediaWiki].

The following {{PLURAL:$2|query condition|$2 query conditions}} could not be considered due to this wiki's restrictions on query size or depth: <code>$1</code>.

This page gives you an interface for debugging the template expansion of some text. Note that this is still a work in progress! But try it out by typing "<nowiki>{{foo|abc}}</nowiki>" into the input text area.

When using the tree format, limit the depth to this many levels. Value 0 means that no subgroups are shown. If the limit is reached, the output includes a "groupcount" value, which states the number of direct children.

List of files that have been embedded the highest number of times across all wikis despite not existing. For the equivalent list that takes into account only usages on {{SITENAME}}, see [[{{#special:WantedFiles}}]]. File usages from first-letter case-sensitive wikis may incorrectly be reported as being wanted.