Category:Module documents

Module documents

• This is the catch-all category for every instance of a documentation page regardless of where it's found within the subpage structure of a module.
• This is not the top-level documentation category which contains the documentation specific to describing the target module and their general operation. That can be found at:

• Category:Module documentation pages

• All documents here have further category definitions which refine them into their relative classification. Please see the breakdown below:
• Category:Modules
• Category:Module documents <- This is EVERYTHING. EVERY SINGLE DOCUMENT IN THE CATEGORY. JUST DOCUMENTS.
• Category:Module documentation pages <- ONLY AND I MEAN ONLY THE "Module" documents, if you can help it.
• Category:Module top level misc <-ANYTHING that is not "Documentation Pages". ANYTHING.
• Category:Module sandboxes <- Module:"Name"/Sandbox. Wherever it appears as a subpage.
• Category:Module testcases <- Module:"Name"/Testcases. Wherever it appears as a subpage.
• Category:Module sand&test <- Dump category for matching with Templates. Catch all to ensure everything is there.
• Category:Module sand&test docs <- These don't always exist so are worth highlighting when they do. They might be redirects to Templates and such.
• Category:Module data <- Module:"Name"/Data. Wherever it appears as a subpage.
• Category:Module data documents <- DOCUMENTS that are SPECIFICALLY related to Data pages.
• Category:Module misc documents <- DOCUMENTS that are NOT in the Module Documentation Pages category. Even more docs.
• Category:Module misc types <- NOT ANY OF THE AFOREMENTIONED. Literally EVERYTHING, I mean EVERYTHING ELSE.
• Category:Module misc type docs <- SPECIFICALLY DOCUMENTS that are NOT covering the aforementioned categories.
• Category:Module code pages <- Highly specific code additions like with Unicode and such.
• Category:Module CSS pages <- As it says. Might even add in the template redirects.