Search results

...e, {{tnull|search link|若冲|pages containing the phrase "若冲"}} results in: {{search link|若冲|pages containing the phrase "若冲"}}. * The first unnamed parameter is the word or phrase to search for.

...m=every&search_span=containing&search_value={{urlencode:{{{1|Vitex}}}}}&Go=Search&categories=All&source=html&search_credRating=All it] [http://plants.usda.go <nowiki>{{Missing species|search phrase|article title}}</nowiki>

...ch= |b= |b-search= |q= |q-search= |s= |s-search= |v= |v-search= |voy= |voy-search=}}</nowiki></code> |commons-search =

{{lua|Module:String}} ...ered 1, and so on. Any leading or trailing whitespace is removed from the string before searching.

<span class="plainlinks">[{{fullurl:Special:Search|search={{ }}&fulltext=Search

{{lua|Module:String}} In the examples, the string to be searched is {{code|1=Abcdefghijklm}}:

Creates a link to search for page titles which contain given words. The default value of the first p The search term may contain a quoted string.

...rkarverse's internal search function, with the assumption that you want to search on a subpage tree (that is, on all pages whose names share a common prefix) #* <code>Sarkarverse:Help desk</code> &mdash; (search the English Sarkarverse Help desk and its archive pages)

...up to ten searches in the message box, and each search can have up to five search terms. Per [[Wikipedia:EL#Links normally to be avoided]], this template sho ...lti-part (e.g. <code>Albert Einstein</code> will be searched as the single string "Albert Einstein" not "Albert" and "Einstein" separately).

| title= String handling templates | name=Template:Navbox string handling templates

This template produces a series of links to various search interfaces to help find additional reference material for articles. It is b ...lti-part (e.g. <code>Albert Einstein</code> will be searched as the single string "Albert Einstein" not "Albert" and "Einstein" separately).

+ 'input:not([type]), input[name="search"], input#searchInput'; // Some MediaWiki skins don't have type="text" attribute on their search input boxes.

<code><nowiki>{{csdcheck|</nowiki>''string to be compared''<nowiki>}}</nowiki></code> ...first criteria to search for''<nowiki>|crit2=</nowiki>''second criteria to search for''<nowiki>|</nowiki>''etc.''<nowiki>}}</nowiki></code>

...d.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/1/17/System-search.svg/20px-System-search.svg.png'); * function should accept a ref object, return a string

Twinkle.defaultConfig.twinkle.portletNext = "p-search"; ...xisting portlets: "p-cactions", "p-personal", "p-logo", "p-navigation", "p-search", "p-interaction", "p-tb", "p-coll-print_export"

* [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Template:Location map/Info]] - a search that might help * [[Special:Prefixindex/Template:Location map]] - another search that might help

Upon mind's mirror You I did not search for, Who binds all with the string of love.

* @param {string} [name] - name of module used to check if is disabled. Twinkle.defaultConfig.portletNext = 'p-search';

...but the internal storage puts a 43-character marker for "&lt;nowiki/>" in string length. However, there is no extra expansion depth for a nowiki-tag, such a ...a line breaks for each newline. For that reason, a global edit with simple search-and-replace of "<code>{#if:</code>" to "<code>{if||</code>" is likely to le

...eady exist on the main talk page, add the line {{Tlx|Archives|auto{{=}}yes|search{{=}}yes}} below the WikiProject tags and save. ...r}}'''</code> contains an automatically appearing archive list and archive search box, if numbered archives exist (e.g. /Archive 1, /Archive 2, ...)