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Usage

An inline "See also: ..." hatnote (like Wikipedia's own Template:See also) for the top of an article or section — not a bottom-of-page "== See also ==" heading. Each item is typed, not raw wikitext, so the template can group same-platform items under one shared "on the ..." instead of repeating it per item.

{{Seealso|d1=Riverside I|forum1=292|forum2=310|wiki1=Minecraft}}

Renders as: See also: Riverside I, "Thread" and "Thread" on the Loka Loka Forums; Minecraft on the Wikipedia English Wikipedia

Parameters

Parameter Description
d1 .. d6 Plain domestic wiki article titles, e.g. d1=Riverside I. No suffix — just a normal wikilink.
forum1 .. forum6 Forums thread IDs, same as Template:Forums's id. Optional matching forumNlabel (e.g. forum1label) sets that item's text, defaulting to "Thread".
wiki1 .. wiki6 English Wikipedia article titles, same as Template:Wikipedia's article. Optional matching wikiNlabel sets that item's text, defaulting to the title itself.
mc1 .. mc6 minecraft.wiki article titles, same as Template:MCwiki's article. Optional matching mcNlabel sets that item's text, defaulting to the title itself.

Groups render in a fixed order (domestic, then Forums, then Wikipedia, then minecraft.wiki), each internally joined "A, B and C" (no Oxford comma), with different groups separated by "; ". Two or more items in the same group share one "on the ..." suffix instead of each repeating it. If nothing is given, nothing renders at all.