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Example

This matches (and selects) an article named "Grape" and includes the content of the page section (indicated by #) named "about" or "About" (include is not case-sensitive). The table styles are provided in the first table argument, followed by the remaining table headers. When using table format, if there is more than one section with the same name used on the result page, each section will be listed in a separate table row. If the table statement is removed, the page title will only appear once, followed by each section's contents listed one after the other.

{{#dpl:
|titlematch = Grape
|include = #about
|table = class="wikitable sortable", Page, Section content
}}

Result

{{#dpl: |titlematch = Grape |include = #about |table = class="wikitable sortable", Page, Section content }}

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-This matches (and selects) an article named "Grape" and includes the content of the page section (indicated by <code>#</code>) named "about" or "About" (<code>include</code> is '''not''' case-sensitive). The table styles are provided in the first <code>{{DPL|table}}</code>argument, followed by the remaining table headers. When using <code>table</code> format, if there is more than one section on the result page with the same name, each section is listed in a separate table row. If the <code>table</code> statement is removed, the page title would only appear once, followed by each section's contents one after the other.
+This matches (and selects) an article named "Grape" and includes the content of the page section (indicated by <code>#</code>) named "about" or "About" (<code>include</code> is '''not''' case-sensitive). The table styles are provided in the first <code>{{DPL|table}}</code> argument, followed by the remaining table headers. When using <code>table</code> format, if there is more than one section with the same name used on the result page, each section will be listed in a separate table row. If the <code>table</code> statement is removed, the page title will only appear once, followed by each section's contents listed one after the other.
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