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This page collects together the different techniques of dealing with page breaks in Page Namespace so that they transclude correctly into Mainspace.

Paragraph ending

Use {{nop}} on the line immediately following the paragraph. Leave no space, line-breaks or other characters after the {{nop}}. There is nothing special that you need to at the top of the next page.

If the work is using double height paragraph breaks to represent a break in the text and one of these falls at the end of the page, leave a blank line between the paragraph and the {{nop}}.

Hyphenated word

This is a word in which the hyphen does not need to be retained.

On the first page use {{hws|pre-hyphen part|whole word}} and on the second page use {{hwe|post-hyphen part|whole word}}.

• hws = Hyphenated word start
• hwe = Hyphenated word end

Hyphenated phrase

The distinction here is that the hyphen must be retained.

On the first page use {{lps|hws=first part-|hyph=|hwe=second part}} and on the second page use {{lpe|hws=first part-|hyph=|hwe=second part}}

Emdash or endash at the end of a page

On the first page use {{lps|hws=first part—|hyph=|hwe=second part}} and on the second page use {{lpe|hws=first part—|hyph=|hwe=second part}}

The difference between this example and that of the hyphenated phrase above is the symbol at the end of first part. In the hyphenated phrase example the symbol is a hyphen. In the example in this section the symbol is an emdash.

Emdash or endash at the beginning of the next page

On the first page use {{lps|hws=first part|hyph=|hwe=—second part}} and on the second page use {{lpe|hws=first part|hyph=|hwe=—second part}}

Footnote

When a footnote is split across a page break name the footnote on the first page using <ref name=blah> </ref> tags around the part that's on the first page. Then on the second page use <ref follow=blah> </ref> tags around that part.

Wikilink

When the text for a wikilink is broken across two pages see Template:Linkable phrase start/doc for explanation.

Text block

See Template:Block center/doc for explanation.