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==== WARNING: ====
Make sure you add events in chronological order. Though this template automatically hides/shows events as time passes, it is '''''NOT''''' smart enough to sort events by time. If you add events out of order, they will [[#
== Optional Parameters ==
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* '''labelstyle''': Styling for this Infobox's labels
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These following "features" may require advanced knowledge of how Infoboxes and how this template works to be used properly. Explaining these goes beyond the scope of this documentation, and so only minimum documentation is provided – only intended to show that these features exist.
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=== Intentionally putting an event out of order ===
If you want to ''intentionally'' put one event out of order, for whatever reason, and scheduling is enabled, you can safely do so provided that there are no more than <code>maxevents - 1</code> events in between the out-of-order event and its expiration date. This trick works by exploiting the template's logic and there's a high potential for messing this up, so don't do this unless you know what you're doing. ▼
== Considerations ==
Because the MediaWiki software uses extensive caching, your scheduled content '''will not update immediately''' upon reaching the scheduled time. If you're impatient, use [[Special:Purge]] on the target page to flush the server's cache and force the page to update.
▲If you want to ''intentionally'' put one event out of order, for whatever reason, and scheduling is enabled, you can safely do so provided that there are no more than <code>maxevents - 1</code> events in between the out-of-order event and its expiration date. This trick works by exploiting the template's logic and there's a high potential for messing this up, so don't do this unless you know what you're doing.
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