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===Transcluding to main namespace (file-based indexes) ===

The following applies to "file-based" indexes (ones that use DJVU or PDF files)

==== When the section ends part-way through a page ====
An extra parameter, {{parameter|tosection}}, is required in <nowiki><pages></nowiki> to end the transclusion at the anchor. The syntax is as follows:

<syntaxhighlight lang=xml><pages index="file name.djvu" from=x to=y tosection="label" /></syntaxhighlight>
:*<code>file name.djvu</code> is replaced with the exact name of the file you are working with. Do ''not'' include the "Index:" prefix. 
:*The number after the slash (/) following the file name of the first page you wish to transclude is <code>x</code>
:*The number after the slash (/) following the file name of the final page you wish to transclude is <code>y</code>.
:*<code>label</code> is replaced with the name of the anchor you inserted.

{{Doc example|
To display what is transcluded at [[Popular Science Monthly/Volume 25/June 1884/The Sins of Legislators II]] you would type: 

<syntaxhighlight lang=xml><pages index="Popular Science Monthly Volume 25.djvu" from=155  to=169 tosection=E169 /></syntaxhighlight>
}}

Handling spaces and punctuation in attribute values (the bit after the equals signs) is as usual for HTML:
* If the value of any attribute contains a space, wrap the whole value in straight quotes (either single or double).
* If the value contains a double quote, wrap the whole thing in single quotes: <code>index='"The Mummy" Volume 1.djvu'</code>
* If the value contains a single quote, wrap in double quotes: <code>index="'Tis Sixty Years Since.djvu"</code>
* If the value contains both single ''and'' double quotes, wrap in double quotes and escape the double quotes in the value with <code><nowiki>&amp;quot;</nowiki></code>, like this: <code><nowiki>index="'Tis Sixty Years &amp;quot;Since&amp;quot;.djvu"</nowiki></code>

==== When the section begins part-way through a page ====

To begin the first page of a chapter or section at the anchor,  a {{parameter|fromsection}} parameter is needed. Follow this pattern:

<syntaxhighlight lang=xml><pages index="file name.djvu" from=x to=y fromsection="label" /></syntaxhighlight>

{{Doc example|
To display what is trancluded at [[Popular Science Monthly/Volume 25/June 1884/Modes of Reproduction in Plants]] you would type: 

<syntaxhighlight lang=xml><pages index="Popular Science Monthly Volume 25.djvu" from=169 fromsection=B169 to=180 /></syntaxhighlight>
}}

==== When the section begins and ends part-way through a page ====

If a section begins part way through one page and finishes part way through another, then both {{parameter|fromsection}} and {{parameter|tosection}} parameters may need to be used at once:

<syntaxhighlight lang=xml><pages index="file name.djvu" from=x to=y fromsection="label" tosection="label"/></syntaxhighlight>

Note, the "from" and "to" section names do not have to be the same. It is common for them to be the same, but not required.

{{Doc example|
To display the sections used at "[[Notes and Queries/Series 7/Volume 12/Number 295/Bibliography of Chess Periodicals|Bibliography of Chess Periodicals]]":

<syntaxhighlight lang=xml><pages index="Notes and Queries - Series 7 - Volume 12.djvu" from=150 to=151 fromsection="ContributionChessBiblio" tosection="ContributionChessBiblio" /></syntaxhighlight>
}}

==== When the section begins and ends on the same page ====

To transclude only a single section on a single page, you can use the {{parameter|include}} and {{parameter|onlysection}} parameters:

<syntaxhighlight lang=xml><pages index="file name.djvu" include=X onlysection="label" /></syntaxhighlight>

{{Doc example|
For example, just the contents on [[Page:Notes and Queries - Series 7 - Volume 12.djvu/149]] can be transcluded with:

<syntaxhighlight lang=xml><pages index="Notes and Queries - Series 7 - Volume 12.djvu" include=149 onlysection=s1 /></syntaxhighlight>
}}

==== Transcluding every other page ====

To transclude every other page (e.g. for a document with single-sided leaves), you can use the {{parameter|step}} parameter:

<syntaxhighlight lang=xml><pages index="file name.djvu" from=X to=Y step=2 /></syntaxhighlight>

{{Doc example|
For example, pages 6, 8, 10, 12 can be transcluded like this:

<syntaxhighlight lang=xml><pages index="Notes and Queries - Series 7 - Volume 12.djvu" from=6 to=12 step=2 /></syntaxhighlight>
}}

==== Transcluding irregular sets of pages ====

The <code>include</code> parameter can take a comma-separated list of page numbers, as well as page ranges in the format <code>X-Y</code>.

<code><nowiki><pages index="file name.djvu" include="A,B,C,X-Y" /></nowiki></code>

{{Doc example|
For example, pages 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 42 can be transcluded like this:

<syntaxhighlight lang=xml><pages index="Notes and Queries - Series 7 - Volume 12.djvu" include="6-10,42" /></syntaxhighlight>
}}

<code>fromsection</code> and <code>tosection</code> also work with <code>include</code>: they apply, as normal, to the first and last pages.