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Redirects are pages which contain wiki markup of the form | '''Redirects''' are pages which contain wiki markup of the form | ||
<pre> | <pre> | ||
#REDIRECT [[Name of target page]] | #REDIRECT [[Name of target page]] | ||
</pre> | </pre> | ||
where "Name of the target page" is the page to which the wiki software will automatically redirect the reader who typed in the name of the redirect page. | where "Name of the target page" is the name of the page to which the wiki software will automatically redirect the reader who typed in the name of the redirect page. | ||
There is no harm in having many redirects (e.g. from pages with common spelling or even mis-spelling variants) to one target page, though it is often possible to contextualize these pages by turning the redirect page into a [[CZ:Lemma article]] which briefly explains the relationship between the two different page names. | There is no harm in having many redirects (e.g. from pages with common spelling or even mis-spelling variants) to one target page, though it is often possible to contextualize these pages by turning the redirect page into a [[CZ:Lemma article]] which briefly explains the relationship between the two different page names. | ||
Revision as of 07:57, 4 March 2010
Redirects are pages which contain wiki markup of the form
#REDIRECT [[Name of target page]]
where "Name of the target page" is the name of the page to which the wiki software will automatically redirect the reader who typed in the name of the redirect page.
There is no harm in having many redirects (e.g. from pages with common spelling or even mis-spelling variants) to one target page, though it is often possible to contextualize these pages by turning the redirect page into a CZ:Lemma article which briefly explains the relationship between the two different page names.
Examples
Redirects with definition
The page fMRI redirects to Functional magnetic resonance imaging, which can be visualized via the {{r}} template:
{{r|fMRI}}
{{r|Functional magnetic resonance imaging}}
gives
- FMRI [r]: Add brief definition or description
- Functional magnetic resonance imaging [r]: A neuroimaging technique used to monitor task-specific blood oxygenation, primarily in the brain. [e]
Lemma article with redirect functionality
The page Haber-Bosch process provides a new perspective on Haber process, which can be visualized via the {{r}} template:
{{r|Haber-Bosch process}}
{{r|Haber process}}
gives
- Haber-Bosch process [r]: An alternative name for industrial uses of the Haber process, crediting both Fritz Haber (who invented the process together with his co-worker Robert Le Rossignol) and Carl Bosch (who scaled it up for industrial production). [e]
- Haber process [r]: A chemical process used to produce ammonia — a compound important in many branches of organic chemistry — from the elements nitrogen and hydrogen. [e]