Examples/Parameter: secseparators (example 2)

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Example

This list pages in category Fruit examples using listseparators (alias for format) to define a table with three columns and headers. It also specifies the content for the first column as the page name. The includepage parameter specifies a template used on each page, along with the "grows" and "notes" parameter value for each row.

format=Startall,Start,End,Endall where Startall, Start, End and Endall are wiki tags used to separate the list items:

Startall before all — e.g., may specify wikitext to begin a table (including headers).
Start before each — e.g., may specify wikitext to begin row, its cell and cell content.
End after each — e.g., may specify content to end a cell or row.
Endall after all — e.g., may specify content to end a table.

Note: |debug = 5 can be added to view any resultant wikitext given, and should always be put at the top of the statement, a value of 0 disables it.

Assuming the chapter on "Notes" contains a long text, it can be truncated (e.g., shortened to 40 characters) by specifying the text for truncation after the number to truncate ([40 more...]. A link direct to those chapters is generated automatically. Be aware that truncating with [ ] can break text formatted with wikitext or tags such as <nowiki>.

Code

{{#dpl:
|category       = Fruit examples
|listseparators = {¦class="wikitable" ¶!Fruit ¶!Grows on ¶!Notes,¶¦-¶¦[[%PAGE%|%TITLE%]],,¶¦}
|includepage    = {Fruit-Infobox}:grows,#Notes[40 more...]
|secseparators  = \n¦
|count          = 5
}}

Result

Fruit	Grows on	Notes
Apple	On trees	There are multiple varieties of more... Apples skins contain more fiber more...
Grape	On vines
Orange	On trees
Plum
Banana	On a tree-like plant