| Newest and oldest pages |
|---|
| Newest pages ordered by last category link update: |
| Oldest pages ordered by last edit: |
Pages containing Punic links where a manual link fragment has been given.
This occurs when the link fragment has been specified using # after the term, which overrides the normal fragment generated by link templates that points to the relevant language section.
Link fragments are used to point to a specific section on a target page, and it is preferable to use the |id= parameter to do this, since it is less likely to break if additional content is added to the target page: for example, the fragment #Adjective will start pointing to the wrong section if another language with an adjective section is added above the intended language.