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→Documentation on the template page: It doesn't work that way, modify the instruction
# Write the full documentation.
# Write the full documentation.
# Put a link to another page which itself contains the documentation.
# Put a link to another page which itself contains the documentation.
# Write the documentation on another page (usually a sub-page), and include that other page on the template page using the template syntax. For example: <small><tt><nowiki><noinclude>{{/doc}}</noinclude></nowiki></tt></small> will place the contents of the "doc" sub-page of the template on the template page itself.
# Write the documentation on another page (usually a sub-page), and include that other page on the template page using the template syntax. For example: <small><tt><nowiki><noinclude>{{<template-name>/doc}}</noinclude></nowiki></tt></small> will place the contents of the "doc" sub-page of the template on the template page itself.
Methods 2 and 3 are useful if the template itself is locked from editing, as it still allows the documentation itself to be edited by any editor.
Methods 2 and 3 are useful if the template itself is locked from editing, as it still allows the documentation itself to be edited by any editor.