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    <includeonly><center>
    <includeonly>{{Prevnext2|prevpage={{{1}}}|prevtext={{{3}}}|nextpage={{{2}}}|nexttext={{{4}}} }}</includeonly>
    {| width="95%"
    |-
    |
    | align="left"  | [[{{{1}}}|Previous]]
    | align="right" | [[{{{2}}}|Next]]
    |-
    |
    | align="left"  | {{{prevtext|{{{1}}}}}}
    | align="right" | {{{nexttext|{{{2}}}}}}
    |}
    </center></includeonly>
    <noinclude>
    <noinclude>
    {{Template:I18n/Language Navigation Bar|Template:Prevnext}}
    {{Warning|This template is deprecated. Don't use it in new pages, use [[Template:Prevnext2]] instead}}
     
    {{Input|<nowiki><includeonly>{|width="100%"
    | style="text-align:left;" | {{#if: {{{1|}}} | [[{{{1}}}|'''&larr;'''&nbsp;{{{3|{{{1}}}}}}]] | }}
    | style="text-align:right;" | {{#if: {{{2|}}} | [[{{{2}}}|{{{4|{{{2}}}}}}&nbsp;'''&rarr;''']] | }}
    |}</includeonly>
    <noinclude></nowiki>}}
    Use this template when you want to provide links to the previous and the next sections of the article so the user isn't forced to go back to the index to navigate.  
    Use this template when you want to provide links to the previous and the next sections of the article so the user isn't forced to go back to the index to navigate.  


    == How to use this template ==
    == How to use this template ==  
     
    Write '''<nowiki>{{Prevnext|Go back a page|The next section is difficult!}}</nowiki>''', which will be returned as,


    Write
    {{Input|1=<nowiki>{{Prevnext|Go back a page|The next section is difficult!}}</nowiki>}}
    You will get this:
    {{Prevnext|Go back a page|The next section is difficult!}}
    {{Prevnext|Go back a page|The next section is difficult!}}


    To make the links to the pages look less ugly ((such as [[Application/section/subsection]])), you can provide extra options to the template:
    == Prettier links ==  
     
    '''<nowiki>{{Prevnext </nowiki><br><nowiki>
    |Article/section/subsection</nowiki><br><nowiki>
    |Article/section/subsection/subection</nowiki><br><nowiki>
    |prevtext = This is the previous section</nowiki><br><nowiki>
    |nexttext = This is the next section}}</nowiki>'''


    To make the links to the pages look less ugly you can provide extra options to the template:
    {{Input|1=<nowiki>{{Prevnext|Article/section/previous-subsection|Article/section/next|This points to the previous section text|This is the next section}}</nowiki>}}
    This will be rendered as
    This will be rendered as
     
    {{Prevnext|Article/section/previous-subsection|Article/section/next|This points to the previous section|This is the next section}}
    {{Prevnext
    |Article/section/subsection
    |Article/section/subsection/subection
    |prevtext = This is the previous section
    |nexttext = This is the next section}}


    == See also ==
    == See also ==

    Latest revision as of 11:29, 29 July 2012


    Warning

    This template is deprecated. Don't use it in new pages, use Template:Prevnext2 instead


    <includeonly>{|width="100%"
    | style="text-align:left;" | {{#if: {{{1|}}} | [[{{{1}}}|'''←''' {{{3|{{{1}}}}}}]] | }}
    | style="text-align:right;" | {{#if: {{{2|}}} | [[{{{2}}}|{{{4|{{{2}}}}}} '''→''']] | }}
    |}</includeonly>
    <noinclude>

    Use this template when you want to provide links to the previous and the next sections of the article so the user isn't forced to go back to the index to navigate.

    How to use this template

    Write

    {{Prevnext|Go back a page|The next section is difficult!}}

    You will get this:


    Prettier links

    To make the links to the pages look less ugly you can provide extra options to the template:

    {{Prevnext|Article/section/previous-subsection|Article/section/next|This points to the previous section text|This is the next section}}

    This will be rendered as


    See also

    • Next - For providing a link to the next article. Use for the first article page.
    • Prev - For providing a link to the previous article. Use for the last article page.