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This is a documentation subpage for Template:Tdeprecated (see that page for the template itself).
It contains usage information, categories and other content that is not part of the original template page.

This is the {{tdeprecated}} template.

Note: This template itself is not deprecated. However using it with only one parameter is deprecated, it now takes 2-3 parameters instead. In the display above it gets no parameters, that's why the small text says: "This usage is deprecated."

{{deprecated template}} redirects here and can be used as an alternative name for this template.

This template notifies users that a given template has been replaced by a different one. This is useful when usage is different (so a redirect won't work) or you'd like to reduce the number of redirects (which makes bot parsing more difficult).

Whenever possible, it should replace the deprecated template's content entirely, so that someone using the template will see the message.

Usage

{{tdeprecated|old template name|new template name}}
{{tdeprecated|old template name|new template name|date=September 2024}}

Normal usage

Normal usage categorises templates to Category:Deprecated templates.

{{tdeprecated|old|new}}
{{tdeprecated|old|new|parameter}}
{{tdeprecated|old|new|<nowiki>parameter|fuu</nowiki>}}

With a date

Adding the 'date' parameter subcategorises the template to Category:Templates deprecated since September 2024.

{{tdeprecated|old|new|date=September 2024}}

Technical details

This template changes style depending on what kind of page it is show on. Thus it adheres to the standardised looks for the different pages. For instance if this template becomes visible in an article it looks like this:

See also