Search for all transcluded titles that begin with this value.

Search for all page titles that begin with this value.

Search for all users that begin with this value.

This page uses a prefix search.

Type the first few characters and press the submit button to search for page titles and index entries that start with the search string

If a zip file is uploaded, this is the unique name for the collection being imported.  E.g. FluxCapacitor-v1.1 such that all documents are organized around this path name at the root, and all files are tagged with this category.

Field label for database prefix (a piece of text that all tables for a MediaWiki instance are prefixed with).

The zoom level for the map. For maps with markers this will default to the most zoomed in level that still shows all markers.

Search for this text.

Search for this text.

Use this form to import HTML content into your wiki.

If you upload a zip file, the Collection Name field is used to differentiate the collection from a later version. Also all files will be grouped in a category by the same name. For example, let's say you're importing a collection of HTML files output from your software documentation system, you would enter a unique Collection ID like 'FluxCapacitor-v1.1' so that the whole collection is imported into an article hierarchy starting with 'FluxCapacitor-v1.1'. This way 10 different collections can be imported without clobbering each other.

Specifying an existing Collection Name (or parent path) will update existing wiki content.

If you want to import a single file into an existing article hierarchy, simply specify it's 'parent' as the Collection Name.

For example, if importing a new 'advanced_topics.html' that should exist at <code>'FluxCapacitor-v1.1/docs/advanced_topics.html'</code>, the parent would be 'FluxCapacitor-v1.1/docs/'

{{Optional}}
A header for all pages whose titles start with a number. This is used on category pages. This should only be translated if your language uses a different method to indicate a range of numbers (other than a dash).
* $1 – 0 (or localized equivalent)
* $2 – 9 (or localized equivalent)

Footer for a popup warning on the file page concerning potential privacy issues with the PDF format. Qualifies the warning by noting that any PDF may be unsafe, but we don't actually know if this particular PDF file is.

Tooltip that identifies the description of a file in the media viewer. (This could be the thumbnail caption, the filepage description or the file name, depending on what's available.) For very long titles, {{msg-mw|multimediaviewer-title-popup-text-more}} will be shown instead.
{{Identical|Description}}

Describes the API endpoint that searches for page titles

The "search string" is the string that the user asks to search for, in looking for a language name.

{{doc-apihelp-param|languagesearch|search}}
{{Identical|Search string}}

 #<!-- leave this line exactly as it is --> <pre>
# This message lets you configure the settings of the "more like this" feature.
# Changes to this take effect immediately.
# The syntax is as follows:
#  * Everything from a "#" character to the end of the line is a comment.
#  * Every non-blank line is the setting name followed by a ":" character followed by the setting value
# The settings are:
#  * min_doc_freq (integer): Minimum number of documents (per shard) that need a term for it to be considered.
#  * max_doc_freq (integer): Maximum number of documents (per shard) that have a term for it to be considered.
#                  High frequency terms are generally "stop words".
#  * max_query_terms (integer): Maximum number of terms to be considered. This value is limited to $wgCirrusSearchMoreLikeThisMaxQueryTermsLimit (100).
#  * min_term_freq (integer): Minimum number of times the term appears in the input to doc to be considered. For small fields (title) this value should be 1.
#  * minimum_should_match (percentage -100% to 100%, or integer number of terms): The percentage of terms to match on. Defaults to 30%.
#  * min_word_len (integer): Minimal length of a term to be considered. Defaults to 0.
#  * max_word_len (integer): The maximum word length above which words will be ignored. Defaults to unbounded (0).
#  * fields (comma separated list of values): These are the fields to use. Allowed fields are title, text, auxiliary_text, opening_text, headings and all.
#  * use_fields (true|false) : Tell the "more like this" query to use only the field data. Defaults to false: the system will extract the content of the text field to build the query.
# Examples of good lines:
# min_doc_freq:2
# max_doc_freq:20000
# max_query_terms:25
# min_term_freq:2
# minimum_should_match:30%
# min_word_len:2
# max_word_len:40
# fields:text,opening_text
# use_fields:true
# </pre> <!-- leave this line exactly as it is -->

Run cross-check for all statements of item with ID Q76 and item with ID Q567 that uses property with ID P19.

Phrase used to prompt the user to use the search interface for a mobile full screen search with an identifier that it is in a special app mode.

Phrase used to prompt the user to use a search interface for a mobile full screen search with identifier that it is in beta mode

The copyright holder of this file, $1, allows anyone to use it '''for any purpose, provided that''' the copyright holder is properly attributed. Redistribution, derivative work, commercial use, and all other use is permitted.

This message explains that if the property $1 changes its value to $2 notify users with the text $3
* $1 - property name
* $2 - property value
* $3 - notification text

This message appears when clicking on the fourth button of the edit toolbar. You can translate "link title". Because many of the localisations had urls that went to domains reserved for advertising, it is recommended that the link is left as-is. All customised links were replaced with the standard one, that is reserved in the standard and will never have ads or something.

Literal data field for a string that is not translated into other languages. This type of string is defined once and reused across all languages. Typical use is a geographical names written in the local language, an identifier of some kind, a chemical formula or a Latin scientific name.
* language – explicit value for identifying the language for the text part
* value – explicit value for the language specific variant string

{{doc-special|MostGloballyLinkedFiles}}
Name of the the special that lists files with most usages across all wikis. Global refers to the usage (all wikis, not just current wiki). This is similar to {{msg-mw|mostimages}}, but for the global special page.

{{doc-special|GloballyWantedFiles}}
Name of the the special that lists non-existent files with most usages across all wikis. Global refers to the usage (all wikis, not just current wiki). This is similar to {{msg-mw|wantedfiles}}, but for the global special page.