Template:Nopf
Usage
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Put…
{{nopf}}
…at the start of the footer to prevent the so-called "false paragraph" problem in the Page: namespace. This is necessary if the proofreaders opt to preserve line breaks in the page content in order to keep the same lines layout as in the original book for easier proofreading and validation.
An example of such "false paragraph" problem when not using this template: https://en.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=Page:Creation_by_Evolution_(1928).djvu/64&oldid=14470294
The most lightweight non-invasive usage of this template is the addition of {{subst:nopf|blankline}} in the beginning of the 'Footer' property of Index pages. This way this template will be automatically substituted by a blank line and won't be referenced from many pages.
See also
[edit]- {{nop}}—The same concept to prevent separate paragraphs of text from running together.
- {{nopt}}—For use with tables.
- {{peh}}—A related template to prevent a hyphen at the end of a page from being removed.
- {{hws}}/{{hwe}}—Pair of templates to control display of words split across pages.
- {{lps}}/{{lpe}}—Pair of templates to control display of wikilinked words split across pages.