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...[[Help:Magic words|magic word]] <nowiki>{{CURRENTMONTHNAME}}</nowiki>. The magic word should be used in preference to this template. [[Category:Wikipedia magic word templates]]

...the [[Help:Magic words|magic word]] <nowiki>{{CURRENTYEAR}}</nowiki>. The magic word should be used in preference to this template. [[Category:Wikipedia magic word templates]]

...tring to lowercase. This behavior is different from the [[Help:Magic words|magic word]] lcfirst, which affects the first character of a string regardless of

|+ Title changing or correcting templates + magic word {{Navbar|Correct title examples|plain=1|brackets=y}} ...;" | <span style="font-weight: normal; font-size: 92%;">[[Help:Magic words|Magic word:]]</span>

-- not support nested links or magic words like __TOC__, etc. Even so,

This template wraps the [[Help:Magic words|magic word]] DISPLAYTITLE so that it works automatically in any namespace (main/a

...title. Error messages can be produced by any two templates which use this magic word, and are not limited to this template. If you are unsure why you are g

* [[Help:Magic words|Magic words]] ** [[Help:Magic words for beginners|For beginners]]

* [[Help:Magic words|Magic words]]

...say something else, b) make it italic, or c) remove it entirely. In other words, to have power over it at all. The actual text isn't present I also started ====Useful magic words====

Returns a string where all of lua's magic characters have been escaped. This is important because functions like ...nt:gsub("([%^%$%(%)%.%[%]%*%+%-%?])", "%%%1"); -- replace all other lua magic pattern characters

-- Configuration options to keep magic values in one location. for _, sep in ipairs(text_code.ranges.words) do