Adds the sortkey prefix used for sorting in the category (human-readable part of the sortkey).

Adds the sortkey (hexadecimal string) and sortkey prefix (human-readable part) for the category.

Adds the sortkey used for sorting in the category (hexadecimal string).

Used in [[Special:Statistics]].

A 'content page' is a page that forms part of the purpose of the wiki. It includes the main page and pages in the main namespace and any other namespaces that are included when the wiki is customised. For example on Wikimedia Commons 'content pages' include pages in the file and category namespaces. On Wikinews 'content pages' include pages in the Portal namespace. For technical definition of 'content namespaces' see [[mw:Manual:Using_custom_namespaces#Content_namespaces|MediaWiki]].

Possible alternatives to the word 'content' are 'subject matter' or 'wiki subject' or 'wiki purpose'.

{{Identical|Content page}}

Used as the target of the link that appears at the footer of every page on the wiki (in most of  the skins) and leads to the page that contains the site description. Therefore the content should be the same with the page name of the site description page. Only the message in the [[mw:Manual:$wgLanguageCode|site language]]  ([[MediaWiki:Aboutpage]]) is used. The link label is {{msg-mw|aboutsite}}.

{{doc-important|Do not translate "Project:" part, for this is the namespace prefix.}}

A 'content page' is a page that forms part of the purpose of the wiki. It includes the main page and pages in the main namespace and any other namespaces that are included when the wiki is customised. For example on Wikimedia Commons 'content pages' include pages in the file and category namespaces. On Wikinews 'content pages' include pages in the Portal namespace. For technical definition of 'content namespaces' see [[mw:Manual:Using_custom_namespaces#Content_namespaces|MediaWiki]].

Possible alternatives to the word 'content' are 'subject matter' or 'wiki subject' or 'wiki purpose'.

{{Identical|Content page}}

A "content page" is a page that forms part of the purpose of the wiki. It includes the main page and pages in the main namespace and any other namespaces that are included when the wiki is customised. For example on Wikimedia Commons "content pages" include pages in the file and category namespaces. On Wikinews "content pages" include pages in the Portal namespace. For technical definition of "content namespaces" see [[mw:Manual:Using_custom_namespaces#Content_namespaces|MediaWiki]].

Possible alternatives to the word 'content' are 'subject matter' or 'wiki subject' or 'wiki purpose'.

See also:
* {{msg-mw|Nstab-main}}
* {{msg-mw|Accesskey-ca-nstab-main}}
* {{msg-mw|Tooltip-ca-nstab-main}}
{{Identical|Content page}}

A 'content page' is a page that forms part of the purpose of the wiki. It includes the main page and pages in the main namespace and any other namespaces that are included when the wiki is customised. For example on Wikimedia Commons 'content pages' include pages in the file and category namespaces. On Wikinews 'content pages' include pages in the Portal namespace. For technical definition of 'content namespaces' see [[mw:Manual:Using_custom_namespaces#Content_namespaces|MediaWiki]].

Possible alternatives to the word 'content' are 'subject matter' or 'wiki subject' or 'wiki purpose'.

{{Identical|Content page}}

Adds the timestamp of when the page was included.

Adds the title and namespace ID of the page.

Adds the title and namespace ID of the page.

Adds the title and namespace ID of the page.

Adds the title and namespace ID of the page.

Adds the type that the page has been categorised as (<samp>page</samp>, <samp>subcat</samp> or <samp>file</samp>).

A quick link in the advanced search box on [[Special:Search]]. Clicking on this link starts a search in the content pages of the wiki.

A 'content page' is a page that forms part of the purpose of the wiki. It includes the main page and pages in the main namespace and any other namespaces that are included when the wiki is customised. For example on Wikimedia Commons 'content pages' include pages in the file and category namespaces. On Wikinews 'content pages' include pages in the Portal namespace. For technical definition of 'content namespaces' see [[mw:Manual:Using_custom_namespaces#Content_namespaces|MediaWiki]].

Possible alternatives to the word 'content' are 'subject matter' or 'wiki subject' or 'wiki purpose'.

{{Identical|Content page}}

This is used in an edit conflict as the label for the top revision that has been stored, as opposed to your version {{msg-mw|yourtext}} that has not been stored which is shown at the bottom of the page.

Displayed when an invalid title was encountered (generally in a list) and the namespace number is unknown.

Parameters:
* $1 - the namespace number
* $2 - the part of the title after the namespace (e.g. SomeName for the page User:SomeName)

Used for the label of the input box of [[Special:PrefixIndex]]. On this page you can either write 'Name of namespace:string from which to begin display in alphabetical order' in the top box, or you can choose a namespace in the bottom box and put 'string from which to begin display in alphabetical order' in the top box. The result will be the same.

Which information to get:
;text:HTML of selected sections.
;sections:Information about all sections on page.
;normalizedtitle:Normalized page title.
;lastmodified:ISO 8601 timestamp for when the page was last modified, e.g. "2014-04-13T22:42:14Z".
;lastmodifiedby:Information about the user who modified the page last.
;revision:Return the current revision ID of the page.
;protection:Information about protection level.
;editable:Whether the current user can edit this page. This includes all factors for logged-in users but not blocked status for anons.
;languagecount:Number of languages that the page is available in.
;hasvariants:Whether or not the page is available in other language variants.
;displaytitle:The rendered title of the page, with &#123;&#123;DISPLAYTITLE&#125;&#125; and such applied.
;pageprops:Page properties.
;image:Information about an image associated with this page.
;thumb:Thumbnail of an image associated with this page.

Which information to get:
;text:HTML of selected sections.
;sections:Information about all sections on page.
;normalizedtitle:Normalized page title.
;lastmodified:ISO 8601 timestamp for when the page was last modified, e.g. "2014-04-13T22:42:14Z".
;lastmodifiedby:Information about the user who modified the page last.
;revision:Return the current revision ID of the page.
;protection:Information about protection level.
;editable:Whether the current user can edit this page. This includes all factors for logged-in users but not blocked status for anons.
;languagecount:Number of languages that the page is available in.
;hasvariants:Whether or not the page is available in other language variants.
;displaytitle:The rendered title of the page, with &#123;&#123;DISPLAYTITLE&#125;&#125; and such applied.
;pageprops:Page properties.
;image:Information about an image associated with this page.
;thumb:Thumbnail of an image associated with this page.

Tooltip shown when hovering over the {{msg-mw|Talk}} tab.

A 'content page' is a page that forms part of the purpose of the wiki. It includes the main page and pages in the main namespace and any other namespaces that are included when the wiki is customised. For example on Wikimedia Commons 'content pages' include pages in the file and category namespaces. On Wikinews 'content pages' include pages in the Portal namespace. For a technical definition of 'content namespaces' see [[mw:Manual:Using_custom_namespaces#Content_namespaces|MediaWiki]].

Possible alternatives to the word 'content' are 'subject matter' or 'wiki subject' or 'wiki purpose'.

See also:
* {{msg-mw|Talk}}
* {{msg-mw|Accesskey-ca-talk}}
* {{msg-mw|Tooltip-ca-talk}}
{{Identical|Content page}}

Which information to get:
;text:HTML of selected sections.
;sections:Information about all sections on the page.
;normalizedtitle:Normalized page title.
;lastmodified:ISO 8601 timestamp for when the page was last modified, e.g. "2014-04-13T22:42:14Z".
;lastmodifiedby:Information about the user who modified the page last.
;revision:Return the current revision ID of the page.
;protection:Information about protection level.
;editable:Whether the current user can edit this page. This includes all factors for logged-in users but not blocked status for anons.
;languagecount:Number of languages that the page is available in.
;hasvariants:Whether or not the page is available in other language variants.
;displaytitle:The rendered title of the page, with &#123;&#123;DISPLAYTITLE&#125;&#125; and such applied.
;pageprops:Page properties.

Which information to get:
;text:HTML of selected sections.
;sections:Information about all sections on the page.
;normalizedtitle:Normalized page title.
;lastmodified:ISO 8601 timestamp for when the page was last modified, e.g. "2014-04-13T22:42:14Z".
;lastmodifiedby:Information about the user who modified the page last.
;revision:Return the current revision ID of the page.
;protection:Information about protection level.
;editable:Whether the current user can edit this page. This includes all factors for logged-in users but not blocked status for anons.
;languagecount:Number of languages that the page is available in.
;hasvariants:Whether or not the page is available in other language variants.
;displaytitle:The rendered title of the page, with &#123;&#123;DISPLAYTITLE&#125;&#125; and such applied.
;pageprops:Page properties.

Default title for campus volunteer added to course notification. Parameters:
* $1 - the formatted user name (the user name, or hidden if deleted user) of the user that modified the course talk page
* $2 - can be used for GENDER of user at $1
* $3 - the human-readable name of the course with the term in parentheses

Displayed when an invalid title was encountered (generally in a list), but the namespace number is known to exist.

Parameters:
* $1 - (Unused) the namespace number
* $2 - the namespace name in content language or {{msg-mw|blanknamespace}} for the main namespace
* $3 - the part of the title after the namespace (e.g. SomeName for the page User:SomeName)