Templates on this page are used to feature links to other books, wikis, websites, etc. that should stand out for some reason.

Standard

A good place to put these are in some "Further reading" type page in a book, the main page of a book and/or on related shelf pages.

Markup	Display
Book specific
{{cookbook|Beans}}	The Cookbook contains recipes for Beans
Project specific
{{wikipedia|XPilot}}	Wikipedia has related information at XPilot
{{wikiquote|Anonymous}}	Wikiquote has a collection of quotations related to: Anonymous
{{wikivoyage|Egypt}}	Wikivoyage has travel information related to: Egypt
{{wikisource|The Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark}}	Wikisource has original text related to: The Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark
{{commons|Wikibooks}}	Wikimedia Commons has media related to: Wikibooks
{{wikiversity|Bloom Clock}}	Wikiversity has learning materials about Bloom Clock
{{wikipediacat|Desktop environments}}	Wikipedia has more on Desktop environments
{{wiktionarycat|English nouns}}	For a list of words relating to this topic, see the English nouns category of words in Wiktionary, the free dictionary

Generic links

These are generic templates. For example, if there is no template to link to categories at MetaWiki, one can use this. One can also use {{Sister}} to easily create more standard templates, like {{Wikisource}} from above.

Markup	Displays
{{Sister|project=commons|text=Wikimedia Commons has media related to: Links}}	Wikimedia Commons has media related to: Links
{{Sisterlinks|Category:Computing}}	Learn more about Category:Computing
{{External link|Wikipedia}}	This page has moved to Wikipedia. Please update all bookmarks and links that refer to this page or notify the webmaster of the webpage that referred you here.