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| − | Hi there. By default, category views show numbers in parentheses next to subcategories of a displayed category. Those numbers represent number of subcategories of those categories. If we change this page to ($1C $2P), subcategories will be followed by i.e. (0C 12P) which means 0 subcategories and 12 articles in that category. IMHO, it looks better and | + | Hi there. By default, category views show numbers in parentheses next to subcategories of a displayed category. Those numbers represent number of subcategories of those categories. If we change this page to ($1C $2P), subcategories in the list will be followed by i.e. (0C 12P) instead which means 0 subcategories and 12 articles in that category. IMHO, it looks better and provides better info than just those plain numbers (often zeros). |
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| + | Example: [[:Category:Straight_Razor_Shaving]], section Subcategories. One cannot really tell how many articles are in each subcategory unless he clicks on it. | ||
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Latest revision as of 01:12, 12 December 2009
Suggestion for a change. -- sparq 05:08, 12 December 2009 (UTC)[edit source]
2009-12-12 5:08 GMT
Hi there. By default, category views show numbers in parentheses next to subcategories of a displayed category. Those numbers represent number of subcategories of those categories. If we change this page to ($1C $2P), subcategories in the list will be followed by i.e. (0C 12P) instead which means 0 subcategories and 12 articles in that category. IMHO, it looks better and provides better info than just those plain numbers (often zeros).
Example: Category:Straight_Razor_Shaving, section Subcategories. One cannot really tell how many articles are in each subcategory unless he clicks on it.
Sparq
