text: Pages.
  This namespace is an alias used for direct linking to media files: the link Media:Wiki.png links to just the image rather than the image description page, which would be File:Wiki.png.
  This namespace is used to group special pages, reports and interfaces that are generated 'on demand' by MediaWiki and which are not directly editable. It is not possible to create pages in this namespace except by modifying or extending the MediaWiki software.
  Namespace zero is the 'null' namespace, commonly called the "main namespace" or "mainspace". This namespace typically contains the bulk of the content pages in a wiki. This namespace generally has no special properties.
  The "Talk" namespace is the discussion namespace attached to the mainspace. It has no special properties..
  This is a content namespace that is normally used for meta-discussions related to the operation and development of the wiki. It has no special properties.
  This is a talk namespace that is normally used for discussions related to the associated content pages. It has no special properties.:Wiki.png|right]] produces the image to the right. See Help:Images for more details of this link syntax. To create an internal link to the file page, you need to add a colon to the front of the namespace: [[:File:Wiki.png|right]] produces File:Wiki.png. The standard MediaWiki installation has alias "Image" for File namespace - See Namespace aliases.
  This is a talk namespace that is normally used for discussions related to the associated media files. It has no special properties.
  The MediaWiki namespace is used to hold system messages and other important content. For instance, the page MediaWiki:Edit (or MediaWiki:Vector-view-edit in the default "Vector" skin).
  This is a talk namespace that is normally used for discussions related to the associated system messages. It has no special properties.}}.
  This is a talk namespace that is normally used for discussions related to the associated template pages. It has no special properties.
  The Help namespace is usually used to hold help files, instructions and 'how-to' guides. It has no special properties.
  This is a talk namespace that is normally used for discussions related to the associated help pages. It has no special.
  This is a talk namespace that is normally used for discussions related to the associated category pages. It has no special properties.
  Namespace names and aliases can be localized in TranslateWiki.net, using the special page AdvancedTranslate. To get started, visit translatewiki:Special:FirstSteps.
  Namespace names can be translated into languages other than English and individual namespaces can be renamed, as set by a wiki's system admins. These names are known as the 'localized' namespace names. However, all namespaces have a 'canonical name', the original English name which will work on any installation of MediaWiki. So linking to User:Foo will always locate the user page for the user foo, whether the wiki is in French (where the localized name would be Utilisateur:Foo), Russian (Участник:Foo), or Hindi (सदस्य:Foo). The canonical namespace names are given in the table to the right along with their localized names on this wiki.
  On some wikis there are also namespace aliases: alternative names that will also be resolved to the localised names. For instance, a wiki might define "T" as an alias for Template, such that typing T:Foo is equivalent to Template:Foo, saving a few characters and seconds. An actual example would be on the English Wikipedia, where "WP" is an alias for MeeGo wiki, which is the namespace "Wikipedia". By default, "Image" is an alias for File, so [[Image:Wiki.png]] is equivalent to [[File:Wiki.png]]..
  There are a number of ways by which the namespace of a particular page can be identified:
  The magic word {{NAMESPACE}} returns the value of the namespace the page is in.
  The JavaScript variable wgCanonicalNamespace contains the full namespace name. The variable wgNamespaceNumber contains the numerical index of the namespace.: <source lang=css> .ns-subject a { /* All links on content pages to be green. */
  color: #00FF00;
  } .ns-talk a { /* Links on talk pages to be blue. */
  color: #0000FF;
  } .ns-3 a { /* and links on user talk pages to be red */
  color: #FF0000;
  } </source>
  You can get a complete list of all the namespaces used on this wiki from the API: