Thread:TheGoldenPatrik1/@comment-31984232-20180103025002/@comment-28083312-20180103164156

Just give up lads, it never worked properly even with magic words because you’d need to wrap the parameter in   tags in order to properly disable any templates or code that came through. The problem with that is that doing so disables the parameter itself, stopping the template from working. Using magic words like  to force the template to suspend applying   to the parameter until after processing just results in nested templates not being properly disabled & so it requires you to manually add   tags inline (e.g. something like Template ) which defeats the purpose of having a template in the first place if you just have to manually apply the tags anyway. So, my advice to you would be to just use  tags, which are simple to write out (not much more than a template at any rate). If you really don’t like writing out  but you still want to have preformatted text inline that disables the displayed code, you could set up something like this in MediaWiki:Wikia.css: Then you could just write  & then it would end up looking just like this. A tiny bit faster than writing  I suppose. If you don’t care about it being inline, then good ol’  works just fine, & there’s also   for heavy-duty code snippets.