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The context title to use when determining extra CSS classes (e.g. link colours) when <var>$1prop</var> contains <var>linkclasses</var>.

Get the item for page "<var>Berlin</var>" on the site "<var>enwiki</var>" after normalising the title from "<var>berlin</var>"

Unrecognised value for parameter <var>$1</var>: $2.

Content serialisation format of <var>fromtext-&#x7B;slot}</var>.

Content serialisation format of <var>totext-&#x7B;slot}</var>.

Unrecognised {{PLURAL:$3|value|values}} for parameter <var>$1</var>: $2.

Gives the additional CSS classes (e.g. link colours) used for links to this page if they were to appear on the page named by <var>$1linkcontext</var>.

The action specified, <kbd>$1</kbd>, is not recognised.

Serialisation format used for <var>$1difftotext</var> and expected for output of content.

Enable section editing by right-clicking on section titles

Delete <kbd>Main Page</kbd>.

Customises new page creation experience for new users

Delete <kbd>Main Page</kbd> with the reason <kbd>Preparing for move</kbd>.

Treats the #var and #varexists parser functions as volatile to prevent unexpected behaviour due to template caching. Disabling this reinstates the legacy behaviour.

This file does not have a free licence.

New link colour

This {{GENDER:$1|user}} is not allowed to organise events.

The value passed for <var>$1</var> contains invalid or non-normalised data. Textual data should be valid, NFC-normalised Unicode without C0 control characters other than HT (\t), LF (\n), and CR (\r).

Get page information about the pages returned for a search for <kbd>meaning</kbd>.

Email me when a page or a file on my watchlist has changed

Overrides default behaviour as to whether or not to.

Visited new link colour

Active new link colour

Enable colour blind-friendly scheme for syntax highlighting when editing wikitext

Input to MediaWiki should be NFC-normalised UTF-8. MediaWiki may attempt to convert other input, but this may cause some operations (such as [[Special:ApiHelp/edit|edits]] with MD5 checks) to fail.

Parameters that take multiple values are normally submitted with the values separated using the pipe character, e.g. <kbd>param=value1|value2</kbd> or <kbd>param=value1%7Cvalue2</kbd>. If a value must contain the pipe character, use U+001F (Unit Separator) as the separator ''and'' prefix the value with U+001F, e.g. <kbd>param=%1Fvalue1%1Fvalue2</kbd>.

Some parameter types in API requests need further explanation: