Template:See also

Usage

Lua-free reimplementation of Wikipedia's {{see also}} hatnote (upstream runs on Module:Hatnote/Module:See also — unavailable here, same reason as the other Lua-dependent templates on this wiki).

{{see also|Page one|Page two|Page three|Page four}}

Renders as an indented, italicised "See also: ..." line with each target linked. Supports 1–4 targets, joined with correct English list punctuation ("A", "A and B", "A, B and C", "A, B, C and D").

Use |l1=, |l2=, |l3=, |l4= to override the display text for the corresponding target — do this whenever a target includes a #Section anchor, since this template can't split on # without string-function support that isn't confirmed enabled on this wiki. Without an override, a link like Dear You (film)#Singapore release controversy displays its full raw target as the link text (page name and anchor together), which looks wrong. With an override:

{{see also|Dear You (film)#Singapore release controversy|l1=Dear You (film) § Singapore release controversy}}

Deviations from the Wikipedia original:

• No automatic pluralisation/wording changes beyond the fixed "See also:" prefix.
• No |category=no-style suppression of hatnote tracking categories (this version doesn't add any).
• Styled with inline CSS rather than relying on a wiki-wide .hatnote class in MediaWiki:Common.css — will look right even if that class was never defined here, but won't automatically pick up any site-wide hatnote restyling either.
• Only 4 targets supported; a 5th is silently dropped. Extend the #if chain if a page genuinely needs more.