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Revision as of 15:12, 26 September 2026
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Template documentation
This page provides documentation for the parent template. It is not meant to be transcluded directly into standard encyclopedia articles.
Editors can experiment in this template's sandbox and testcases pages, if they exist.
Please add categories and interwiki links to the bottom of this subpage.
The Hatnote template is used to place a short navigation note at the very top of an article or section. It is typically used to point readers to disambiguation pages or other highly related articles if they arrived at the current page by mistake.
Usage
To use this template, simply place it at the top of an article (below the short description but above the infobox and the lead section) and provide the text as the first unnamed parameter.
{{Hatnote|Your text goes here.}}
Examples
Basic usage:
{{Hatnote|For other uses, see [[Guitar (disambiguation)]].}}
Multiple links:
{{Hatnote|For the record label, see [[Rumi Haitami Production]]. For the online encyclopedia, see [[Mippedia]].}}
Styling
This template uses inline CSS to mimic the standard Wikipedia hatnote style:
font-style: italic;to italicize the text.padding-left: 1.6em;to provide a slight indentation.font-size: 90%;to make it slightly smaller than the main article body text.