Template:Conservatism sidebar
In this article we are going to explore Template:Conservatism sidebar and its impact on various aspects of daily life. We will delve into different perspectives and analyzes to better understand its influence on society, the economy, politics and culture. Template:Conservatism sidebar has been the subject of study and debate throughout history, and its relevance remains fundamental today. Through this article, we aim to examine how Template:Conservatism sidebar has shaped and continues to shape our world, and how we can understand and address its challenges and opportunities in the future.
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 | This is the sidebar version of the Conservatism template. For the footer version, with more links, see {{Conservatism navbox}}. Please ensure that it is kept updated with any content changes made here. |
Content
Inclusion criteria for entries:
- Links on this template are restricted to Top-importance Conservatism articles based on the WikiProject Conservatism Importance scale
- Exception for the National variants list which should be at least High-importance articles based on the WikiProject Conservatism Importance scale
- People list is limited to the 20 most notable conservative-related people as determined by consensus on the Talk page
- No red links
Usage
This template should be only added to articles which are listed on the template. Note that the footer version has no such restriction.
This template includes collapsible lists.
- • To set it to display all lists when it appears (i.e. all lists expanded), use:
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{{Conservatism sidebar |expanded=all}}or, if enabled,{{Conservatism sidebar |all}}(i.e. omitting "expanded=").
- • To set it to display one particular list while keeping the remainder collapsed (i.e. hidden apart from their headings), use:
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{{Conservatism sidebar |expanded=listname}}or, if enabled,{{Conservatism sidebar |listname}} - …where listname is one of the following (do not include any quotemarks):
- "variants", "concepts", "people", "orgs", "religious", "related"