Template:Page needed/doc

Usage
The template, and its plural version, function as in-line requests for the specific citation of a page number, or numbers, in a cited work such as a book or journal. Do not use these tags to label citations to named entries in dictionaries or other alphabetically-arranged works with multiple entries per page, as the entry specified is already more specific than a page number. Do not use these tags to label statements which you suspect to be false; in this case, use a dispute template instead, such as, or move those statements to the talk page and ask for evidence.

These tags will categorise tagged articles into Category:Wikipedia articles needing page number citations or a dated subcategory thereof.

These templates are self-references and so are part of the Wikipedia project rather than the encyclopædic content.

Parameters
  (optional): Although usually the template is self-explanatory, there are times when it is helpful to provide an extra reason or note to explain the request like so:  This is preferable to using an HTML   after the tag, as it is tidier to keep all of the -related code inside the template. If the explanation would be lengthy, use the article's talk page.

As well as being visible in the source code for editors' benefit, the  parameter is, if provided, displayed in many browsers as a tooltip when the mouse is hovered over the "page  needed" link in the article, although the tooltip tends not to be displayed on mobile devices.

Position
Put the template directly after the associated tag.

Template data
{	"description": "The template functions as in-line request for the page number, or numbers, in a cited work such as a book or journal.", "params": { "date": { "label": "Month and year", "description": "Provides the month and year; e.g., 'January 2013', but not 'jan13'", "type": "string", "autovalue": " ", "suggested": true },		"reason ": { "label": "Reason", "description": "Additional reason(s) for placing the template", "type": "string", "required": false }	} }