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A named template, also known as a partial, sub-template or embedded template, is a fragment of text that is declared in one file and then rendered in-line into another template, usually defined in a different file, every time it is invoked with the [[#template|template]] action or the [[#include_Function|include]] function. | A named template, also known as a partial, sub-template or embedded template, is a fragment of text that is declared in one file and then rendered in-line into another template, usually defined in a different file, every time it is invoked with the [[#template|template]] action or the [[#include_Function|include]] function. | ||
A sub-template is defined with the [[#define|define]] action. | A sub-template is defined with the [[#define|define]] action. A sub-template name has a name, declared when the sub-template is defined. | ||
=Sub-Template Elements= | =Sub-Template Elements= | ||
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A named template, also known as a partial, sub-template or embedded template, is a fragment of text that is declared in one file and then rendered in-line into another template, usually defined in a different file, every time it is invoked with the template action or the include function.
A sub-template is defined with the define action. A sub-template name has a name, declared when the sub-template is defined.