Template:Namespace and pagename-detecting templates

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Namespace and pagename-detecting templates

Particular	Main other Talk other Category other Draft other File other Is Commons Help other Module other Portal other Template other User other Wikipedia other Single namespace If talkspace of If usertalk of
More generic	Namespace detect Namespace detect showall Main talk other Main talk other flex Talkspace detect

When on basepage	Detects and acts according to whether it is on a basepage or on any subpage (that is, a `../..` subpage).
When pagename is	For pattern matching on the pagename.
Module:Page	Can take apart and put together pagenames in several ways.
IP-talk	Returns IP-user talkpage, registered-user talkpage or non-user talkpage.
IP-user other	For detecting IP-user pages.
Subpage other	Pagename has an after-slash part (not in mainspace)
Sandbox other	Page is subpage /sandbox (template space)
Testcases other	Page is subpage /testcases (template space)
Rootpage other	Page is rootpage (vs. /subpage) (template space)

Others

Stub other	Detects whether it is on a page with a stub template or not.
If preview	Detects whether page is viewed as a preview or not.
If IP	Displays different content to IP users and logged-in users.
If autoconfirmed	Displays different content to autoconfirmed and non-autoconfirmed users.
If extended confirmed	Displays different content to extended confirmed and non-extended confirmed users.
If administrator	Displays different content to admins and non-admins.
If mobile	Displays different content to mobile users and desktop users.
If checkuser	Displays different content to checkusers and non-checkusers.
Noscript	Detects whether page is viewed with a JavaScript-capable client or not.

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