Template:!)

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Use this template to produce the character or characters " |} " as ordinary text rather than as part of a link [[ ]], transclusion {{ }}, variable {{{ }}}, etc.
The HTML character code "|}" may also be used, which will never be interpreted as markup even if nested in multiple templates or similar.

Similar templates

Template call (m for magic word)	Output (delayed interpretation as wikimarkup)	HTML alternative (never interpreted as wikimarkup)
{{!}} (m)	|	| or {{pipe}}
{{=}} (m)	=	=
{{!!}}	||	||
{{!(}}	[	[
{{)!}}	]	]
{{!((}}	[[	[[
{{))!}}	]]	]]
{{(}}	{	{
{{)}}	}	}
{{((}}	{{	{{
{{))}}	}}	}}
{{(((}}	{{{	{{{
{{)))}}	}}}	}}}
{{(!}}	{|	{|
{{!+}}	|+	|+
{{!-}}	|-	|-
{{!)}}	|}	|}

See also

• Template: \ , which produces " /" (i.e. a slash character preceded by a non-breaking space)
• Template:Square bracket open, which produces " [ " or, as {{square bracket open|2}}, " [[ "
• Template:Square bracket close, which produces " ] " or, as {{square bracket close|2}}, " ]] "

The following templates enclose text inside the indicated symbols:

• Template:Braces, to produce text such as "{{example text}}" (without triggering a transclusion)
• Template:(()), like Template:Braces, except that this does not produce html markup, so that it can be processed and expanded by Lua frame:preprocess() function
• Template:Brackets, to produce text such as "[[example text]]" (without triggering a wikilink)
• Template:Bracket, to produce text such as "[example text]" or "[example text]"
• Template:Mset, to produce text such as "{1, 2, ..., N}" (i.e., a mathematical set)
• Template:Tlf, to produce text such as "{{example text}}" (without triggering a transclusion)

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