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Except in the main namespace (article namespace), subpages are pages separated with a "/" (a slash) from their 'parent' page.

Making a new [[link]] that begins with a / (slash) is the common way to start a subpage. The page to which this link points is considered "subordinate" to its host page, and is titled and linked as [[Parentpage/Subpage]]. It is possible to create a subpage of a subpage (or a sub-subpage). At the top of each subpage or sub-subpage, you can find a backlink (a.k.a. breadcrumb) to the higher levels of the page.

Finding subpages

The "All pages with prefix" report from Special:PrefixIndex shows subpages.

Select "Page information" from Tools (in the sidebar). Then select the link about "subpages".
Or navigate to Special:PrefixIndex/fullpagename/ by way of the search box. For example, Special:PrefixIndex/wp: manual of style/ or Special:PrefixIndex/wp: Manual of Style/.
Or visit the Special:PrefixIndex page, and run the report from there. One way to get there is through Special:SpecialPages in Tools (in the sidebar).
Or to save a click you can add a Subpages link to your version of Tools.

The "Search" report from Special:Search similarly uses a prefix search parameter to show subpages. For example: prefix:wp: manual of style.

Comparing the two:

Both reports can run with any number of initial characters as the "prefix" of the pagename, so excluding the final slash / character only adds the one pagename.
Only the "All pages with prefix" report shows subpages that are redirects. (The prefix search parameter does not find redirects.)
Only the "Search" report is not case sensitive. (Prefix is not case sensitive, PrefixIndex is.)
Both reports accept namespace aliases in the fullpagename.
From a content point of view, rather than from a page name point of view, both reports require separate runs for each redirect.

To keep an active display of subpages, see {{list subpages}}. To keep a link to an "All pages..." report, use {{subpages}} or [[Special:PrefixIndex]]. To keep a link to a "Search" report, use a {{search link}}.

Outside of a single page name, there is no direct method for finding subpages. Standard subpagenames are searchable using the intitle parameter.

Template
- doc
- testcases
- sandbox

Portal
- featured
- selected
- intro

Other

There are a few categories that track some types of subpages.

Slashes in article titles

Shortcut

WP:TITLESLASH

Some topics have a slash in the name, and should be named accordingly—e.g. OS/2 or Providence/Stoughton Line. Care should be taken with the corresponding talk pages, though, as subpages are enabled in talk space—for example, Talk:OS/2 is treated by the software as a subpage of Talk:OS.

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 Except in the main [[Wikipedia:Namespace|namespace]] ([[Wikipedia:Main namespace|article namespace]]), '''subpages''' are pages separated with a "/" (a [[slash (punctuation)|slash]]) from their 'parent' page.
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 * Or navigate to {{space}} <kbd>Special:PrefixIndex/''[[wp:pgn|fullpagename]]''/</kbd> {{space}} by way of the search box.  For example, {{space}} <kbd>[[Special:PrefixIndex/wp:&nbsp;manual&nbsp;of&nbsp;style/]]</kbd> {{space}} or {{space}} <kbd>[[Special:PrefixIndex/wp:&nbsp;Manual&nbsp;of&nbsp;Style/]]</kbd>.
 * Or visit the Special:PrefixIndex page, and run the report from there.  One way to get there is through [[Special:SpecialPages]] in Tools (in the sidebar).
-* Or to save a click you can add a {{code|Subpages}} link to your version of Tools.<ref>
+* Or to save a click you can add a {{code|Subpages}} link to your version of Tools.
-To add a Subpages link to your Tools in the sidebar,
-add this line:
-<syntaxhighlight lang="javascript">
-mw.util.addPortletLink ('p-tb', wgServer+wgArticlePath.replace("$1", "Special:PrefixIndex/"+mw.config.values.wgPageName+"/"), 'Subpages');
-</syntaxhighlight>
-to [[Special:MyPage/common.js|your Common.js page]] and purge per the instructions at the top of the page.</ref>
 The "'''Search'''" report from [[Special:Search]] similarly uses a ''[[H:S#Parameters|prefix]]'' search parameter to show subpages.