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Trying to add a multi-use reference inside a notation group
I get an error message at
History of role-playing video games when I'm trying to move a long paranthetical passage to a group notation as it common practice, but since it contains a multi-use reference I am getting issues with it not working correctly.
陣内Jinnai18:06, 10 January 2011 (UTC)
Suggest add to article: text "References" after template
Since need to add "==References==" after pasting in the {{
Reflist}} tag. suggest to replace
"The most obvious and simplest issue is when the reference list markup is missing. Simply add {{
Reflist}} to the end of the article under the section title "References", usually between "See also" and "External links"."
with
"The most obvious and simplest issue is when the reference list markup is missing. Simply add something like
Same as= How to these articles in this category to show? or The article appeared in this category in any way? (have used templates or magic words?). Sorry because my English is bad --
minhhuy*= (
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09:22, 1 February 2011 (UTC)
Yes, I understand. I am a member of Vietnamese Wikipedia, but my project can't display articles have cite errors into a category. So, I want to khow this process. --
minhhuy*= (
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13:23, 1 February 2011 (UTC)
Leser v. Garnett
The previous bullet outline is incorporated into a narrative taken from the previous editor’s citation. The introduction and conclusion are the same.
The arguments of both sides are included in the revision, so that the federal courts do not appear arbitrary in dismissing the petitioners’ plea.
The Republican-appointed Chief Justice Taft and the Democrat-appointed Justice Brandeis who wrote the opinion in the unanimous decision are pictured.
Inline citations to the Constitution are incorporated to allow for ready reference while reading the article without leaving the section.