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Add planned-article placeholder template
 
Make planned placeholders use EDFM noindex metadata
 
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<includeonly>__NOINDEX__<templatestyles src="Template:EDFM style/styles.css" /><div class="edfm-panel edfm-panel-draft noexcerpt">Planned article: {{{1|This article is planned for future expansion.}}}</div>[[Category:Planned articles]]</includeonly><noinclude>
<includeonly>{{#seo:noindex=yes}}<templatestyles src="Template:EDFM style/styles.css" /><div class="edfm-panel edfm-panel-draft noexcerpt">Planned article: {{{1|This article is planned for future expansion.}}}</div>[[Category:Planned articles]]</includeonly><noinclude>
== Usage ==
== Usage ==
<pre>{{Planned article|Short description of the intended article scope.}}</pre>
<pre>{{Planned article|Short description of the intended article scope.}}</pre>


Use this template for deliberate placeholder pages that are linked from existing EDFM content but are not yet substantive articles. It marks the page <code>noindex</code> and places it in the hidden maintenance category for planned articles.
Use this template for deliberate placeholder pages that are linked from existing EDFM content but are not yet substantive articles. It marks the page <code>noindex</code> through EDFM SEO metadata and places it in the hidden maintenance category for planned articles.
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Latest revision as of 17:53, 23 August 2026

Usage

{{Planned article|Short description of the intended article scope.}}

Use this template for deliberate placeholder pages that are linked from existing EDFM content but are not yet substantive articles. It marks the page noindex through EDFM SEO metadata and places it in the hidden maintenance category for planned articles.