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== Usage ==
== Usage ==
To use, insert <code><nowiki>{{rename}}</nowiki></code> at the beginning of a page, after the infobox (if present).
To use, insert <code><nowiki>{{rename}}</nowiki></code> at the beginning of a page, after the infobox (if present).
:'''Note:''' You can also pass <code>align=</code>, <code>width=</code>, and <code>dismiss=no</code> for more granular control of visual appearance. For more details on these parameters, see [[:Template:Notice]].


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Revision as of 20:54, 14 May 2025

Description

This template should be used to ask an administrator to rename a page, i.e., move its content under a new page title. Using it automatically adds the page to Category:Articles to Be Renamed.

Usage

To use, insert {{rename}} at the beginning of a page, after the infobox (if present).

Note: You can also pass align=, width=, and dismiss=no for more granular control of visual appearance. For more details on these parameters, see Template:Notice.
Tag Only
By just passing the tag, a notice will appear with a link to that page's discussion page where a user can contest the renaming request.
You Type You Get
{{rename}}
×
This page has been requested to be renamed.
Please start a discussion if you feel this is in error.
Target Page Parameter
If you wish to specify in the notice what page the current page should be renamed/moved to, add an unnamed parameter that is the name of the target page.
You Type You Get
{{rename
|Emma M. Lion}}
×
This page has been requested to be renamed to "Emma M. Lion".
Please start a discussion if you feel this is in error.

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