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== Title ==
 
== Title ==
 
Due to our hierarchical naming convention, the article title become rather ugly. Take for example the article [[intel/core i7/i7-4770r]]. We wouldn't want all that in the title. What we normally do is use a decorated title which on wikichip is enclosed inside a <code><nowiki>{{XXX title|title}}</nowiki></code> template. For example, for [[AMD]] we have {{template|amd title}} which is used by simple giving it a more concise name. For example for the {{amd|Am486}} article we used <code><nowiki>{{amd title|Am486}}</nowiki></code> which results in the nicer article topic: "Am486 - AMD".
 
Due to our hierarchical naming convention, the article title become rather ugly. Take for example the article [[intel/core i7/i7-4770r]]. We wouldn't want all that in the title. What we normally do is use a decorated title which on wikichip is enclosed inside a <code><nowiki>{{XXX title|title}}</nowiki></code> template. For example, for [[AMD]] we have {{template|amd title}} which is used by simple giving it a more concise name. For example for the {{amd|Am486}} article we used <code><nowiki>{{amd title|Am486}}</nowiki></code> which results in the nicer article topic: "Am486 - AMD".
 
For any other title that needs proper casing in the title, you can use the {{template|title}} template, for example <code><nowiki>{{title|FooBar}}</nowiki></code>.
 
  
 
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