Template:Title without disambig
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This documentation is transcluded from Template:Title without disambig/doc.
Removes disambiguation part from page titles, if there is one. More precisely, finds first (
in the parameter and removes everything from position one character before it (that one character should be usually a space).
Usage
[edit]{{title without disambig|page title}}
Examples:
{{title without disambig|foo (bar)}}
→ "foo"{{title without disambig|foo bar}}
→ "foo bar"
Note: This template uses {{str find}}, so it doesn't find brackets more than 50 characters from beginning of the string.
See also
[edit]- Template:PAGENAMEBASE: uses the name of the current page as the input string.
Trimming templates:
- {{Trunc}} – To trim down to a specified number of characters.
- {{Trim}} — To trim any leading or trailing whitespace.
- {{Str left}} – To trim down to a specified number of characters, or duplicate the string to a specified number.
- {{Str right}}
- {{Strip}} – To strip (remove) a given number of characters from the beginning/end of the string
Analyzing templates:
- {{Str endswith}} – To check if a string ends with a given string.
- {{Str find}} – Returns the numerical location of a given string in a string, up to 50 characters.
- {{Str len}} – Returns a string's length. Can count up to 500 characters.
String length comparison templates:
- {{Str ≤ len}} – To check if a string is "shorter or equally long" or "longer" than a given length.
Technical stuff:
- mw:Help:Magic words – About
{{padleft:|}}
. - mw:Help:Extension:ParserFunctions – About
{{#titleparts:|}}, {{#expr:|}}, {{#ifeq:|}},
etc. - Module:String - Script with native string parsing