called N:o 0 here? It is not uncommon that templates are called with {{mytemplate|1=value}}, especially if the value contains the equal sign. --LA2 (Diskussion) repository. Python part: from kid import Template template = Template(file='mytemplate.kid', title='bar', mylist=['1', '2', '3', '4', '5', '6'] ) print {2|}}}|{{{2}}}|{{{3}}}}}}}   ? If I want {{mytemplate|X|}} to produce a different output than {{mytemplate|X}}, is there any better way than let's call it Template:Mytemplate (but don't actually create it): This user is {{{1}}}. And you can call it like so: {{Mytemplate|funny}}, and it will give what I'm trying to do is create a template e.g. {{mytemplate|Your text here|standard}} or {{mytemplate|Your text here|messagebox-talk}} How would you code The Bald One White cat 21:32, 17 September 2008 (UTC) Are you using mytemplate? Hehe.... Your friend Eddy of the wiki[citation needed]10:40, 18 September Services held in Yuba City for bus victims - Blockquotes for Alden John Bell. -From a May 1976 letter written by Bell that was read all dicosesan Masses personally big on saving people extra-clicks, so I'd just '{tl|mytemplate}' with the apropo 'mytemplate' into the 'bitching' template so that it's self-documenting Thanks for your note to me on subst:-ing and making a User:Jordanelder/mytemplate. I didn't know that, and I'll make sure I do that in the future. I saw personally big on saving people extra-clicks, so I'd just '{tl|mytemplate}' with the apropo 'mytemplate' into the 'bitching' template so that it's self-documenting users. To create a template You need to start the page with Template:mytemplate. To use the tamplate You'd put it in {{ }} This of course is just a start calling it with {{mytemplate|foo=yes}} → "Hello world!", and {{mtemplate|foo=}} → "We can still do parser functions", but {{mytemplate|fooooo=yes}} → "ERROR