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Testing

Permitted html
http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Image_page

This is small

This is big

This is h1

This is h2

This is h6

This is a caption

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This is strong

CSS Styles reference: http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/User_styles

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Categorisation_FAQ Each category page contains an introduction that can be edited like an article, and an automatically generated list of links to sub-categories and articles that belong to the category.

There are two main ways to use categories: lists and topics. When starting a subcategory, making an early decision about whether it is a list or a topic will reduce later renames, recategorizations, and discussions. The category page can be used to tell others whether it is a list or a topic,

Grouping articles into a category is not the same as making a list of articles. When you make a list of articles, you edit the list directly; but when you place articles into a category, you simply edit the articles, and a list of articles is automatically created on the category's page.

How do I place an article in categories?

Edit the article and add.

If you want to link to a category without the current page being added to it, you should use the link form Category:foobar (where foobar is the category name). Note the extra : before Category.

This is a test. This is in a box because it started with a space.

Example: This is the title

This is the text of the box

Example: Title

This is the content

Testing the if template

if the template is {{if|x|some stuff|other stuff}} then you'll get

some stuff

but if the template is {{if||some stuff|other stuff}} then you'll get

other stuff

Test image overlay with words