The following properties exist although no other page makes use of them.

This is a category page.
It lists all of the pages in category "$1" as well as all subcategories of category "$1" if any exist.

The specified delivery list page or category does not exist.

{{PLURAL:$2|This category contains only the following page.|The following {{PLURAL:$1|page is|$1 pages are}} in this category, out of $2 total.}}

Error message the user sees if the delivery list page or category they entered does not exist.

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}}

This message is displayed at the top of a category page showing the number of pages in the category when not all pages in a category are counted.

Parameters:
* $1 - number of pages shown

The page name of [[Special:Categories]].
{{Identical|Category}}

Comment message for pages added to a category

Parameters:
* $1 - name of the page being added

Comment message for pages removed from a category

Parameters:
* $1 - name of the page being removed

Part of the "RandomInCategory" extension. This message is an error if you requested a random page in a category which does not exist.

Parameters:
* $1 - category name

This message is displayed at the top of a category page showing the number of pages in the category when not all pages in a category are counted.

Parameters:
* $1 - number of subcategories shown

This message is displayed at the top of a category page showing the number of pages in the category when not all pages in a category are counted.

Parameters:
* $1 - number of files shown

This message is displayed at the top of a category page showing the number of pages in the category.

Parameters:
* $1 - number of subcategories shown
* $2 - total number of subcategories in category

This message is displayed at the top of a category page showing the number of pages in the category.

Parameters:
* $1 – number of files shown
* $2 – total number of files in category

To add or remove the ad zone of a page or entire category, add or remove page's or category's title below.

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}}

The name of a category for all pages which use the <code><nowiki><poll></nowiki></code> parser extension tag.

The category is automatically added unless the feature is disabled.

Name of the tracking category added to a page with a PAGEBANNER parser hook with invalid or unknown parameters.

{{PLURAL:$2|This category contains only the following file.|The following {{PLURAL:$1|file is|$1 files are}} in this category, out of $2 total.}}

{{PLURAL:$2|This category has only the following subcategory.|This category has the following {{PLURAL:$1|subcategory|$1 subcategories}}, out of $2 total.}}

{{PLURAL:$2|This category contains only the following file.|The following {{PLURAL:$1|file is|$1 files are}} in this category, out of $2 total.}}

Category $1 does not exist or is empty