Template:Google
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Usage
Creates a Google search link for the supplied term. By default, the search link is for the name of the page it is put on, if no term is present.
Examples
| Type this | To get this | What it searches for |
|---|---|---|
| {{subst:google}} | Pages with the phrase "Google", because the name of this page that you are reading is "Template:Google" | |
| {{subst:google|Godzilla}} | Godzilla | Pages with the term "Godzilla". |
| {{subst:google|Godzilla Rodan}} | Godzilla Rodan | Pages which contain "Godzilla" and "Rodan". |
| {{subst:google|"Godzilla Movie"}} | "Godzilla Movie" | Pages with the phrase "Godzilla Movie". |
Using the Google template can be better than using the Google: interwiki link prefix, because with the template you can separate multiple search keywords with spaces, whereas with the interwiki link prefix you have to type for a space to get the search to work right. Compare the wikitext source for the following links: