[ NS_MAIN ]
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$wgContentNamespaces
exists to allow custom namespaces to be acknowledged as containing useful content for the purpose of the following features:
Extension:Popups, Special:Random, Special:Statistics, Special:AncientPages, Special:DeadendPages, Special:FewestRevisions, Special:LonelyPages, Special:MostCategories, Special:MostInterwikis, Special:RandomPage, Special:ShortPages, Special:LongPages, Special:UncategorizedPages, Special:WithoutInterwiki, {{NUMBEROFARTICLES}}
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Useful if additional namespaces also contain "content" which should be considered when choosing a random page or generating a count of the number of articles in the wiki. It also serves as the default for $wgExemptFromUserRobotsControl , which means that __NOINDEX__ and __NOFOLLOW__ magic words won't work in these namespaces.
The main namespace is considered a content namespace, as are other namespaces in this array, referenced by index.
Example:
$wgContentNamespaces = [ 0, 12, 112 ];
or
$wgContentNamespaces = [ NS_MAIN, NS_HELP, NS_PROJECT, NS_CUSTOMNAMESPACE ];
This does not control which namespaces the full-text search engine defaults to searching; that must be configured separately using $wgNamespacesToBeSearchedDefault
.
The set of content namespaces for a wiki can be retrieved via the siteinfo API endpoint, e.g. action=query&meta=siteinfo&siprop=namespaces, and filter for namespaces with "content": true
.
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