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In case you do not know, Ramadan started today for most people around the world. During this time, Muslims around the world fast from sunrise to sunset for a month.

Anyway, just wanted to share. Do we have a template for this?

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I don’t know if there is a template (Or what you mean by template), but happy start of Ramadan!

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I don’t believe that there is a Ramadan template. Feel free to create one though.

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i dont understand🙃

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A template is… well… you can put a word in brackets and it will show up as something else. For instance, {{stub}} would show up as

Oops, forgot I can’t include images

But yeah, i don’t think there is a Ramadan template either:woman_shrugging:

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Think of templates like a function; it gets defined once when it’s created, then the program can reference those lines of code every time they need to be run. This allows you to only have to write that section of code once, instead of having to write it out multiple times, allowing for less storage space, and faster runtime.

Going with the example of {{stub}}, including it in the article’s code, tells wikiHow to reference this page when loading the article, and to include the area of text marked (by me) in the red rectangle, wherever the {{stub}} tag is included…

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…which appears like this in articles:

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@Iamsanna_Fan_club @Allura_dawn_woods , I hope I was able to give a good enough explanation.

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Well I know what a template is, but I want to know what kind of template.

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thank u

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THERE ARE OTHER MUSLIMS HERE??Sm muslim user pls respond i wanna be frnds

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Please refrain from bumping threads unless if you have a meaningful comment to contribute to a discussion.

Ramadan is over. @JayneG can this discussion be locked?