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* If you are trying to improve navigation and discoverability of some pages, you can check what links there. |
* If you are trying to improve navigation and discoverability of some pages, you can check what links there. |
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* Maybe you want to add some of the pages from an article's WLH to a <code>See also</code> or <code>Related articles</code> section. |
* Maybe you want to add some of the pages from an article's WLH to a <code>See also</code> or <code>Related articles</code> section. |
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Special:WhatLinksHere is a powerful tool that can be used to discover articles that link to each other.
How to use
There are a few ways to access the WhatLinksHere (WLH) of a page.
- Navigate to the page in question, then in the sidebar under Tools click WhatLinksHere
- Navigate to the page in question, then press Alt+Shift+J
- Go directly to Special:WhatLinksHere and type an article name
When to use
- Any time you are deleting an article, you should check its WLH and resolve all links.
- If you are considering updating a template, you can check its WLH to find its uses and make sure your change won't break anything. You can also check how widely it's used; if more than 50 articles use it, or if a very important article uses it, you may want to test your change in a sandbox first.
- If you are trying to improve navigation and discoverability of some pages, you can check what links there.
- Maybe you want to add some of the pages from an article's WLH to a
See also
orRelated articles
section.