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=== Subgroups example ===
This example shows two subgroups and a sub-subgroup created using <code>child</code> and <code>subgroup</code> keywords (both are interchangible). The striping is alternated automatically. To remove the striping altogether, you can set <code>child<sub>n</sub>_liststyle = background:transparent;</code> in each.

{{{{PAGENAMETDOC}}
| name = Navbox/doc
| state = uncollapsed
| title = Multiple subgroup example
| above = Above
| below = Below
| group1 = Group1
| list1  = List1
| group2 = Group2
| list2  = child
  | child2_group1 = Group2.1
  | child2_list1  = List1
  | child2_group2 = Group2.2
  | child2_list2  = List2
  | child2_group3 = Group2.3
  | child2_list3  = List3
| group3 = Group3
| list3 = List3
| group4 = Group4
| list4 = subgroup
  | subgroup4_group1 = Group4.1
  | subgroup4_list1  = List1
  | subgroup4_group2 = Group4.2
  | subgroup4_list2  = List2
  | subgroup4_group3 = Group4.3
  | subgroup4_list3  = child
    |subgroup4_child3_group1 = Group 4.3.1
    |subgroup4_child3_list1 = List1
    |subgroup4_child3_group2 = Group 4.3.2
    |subgroup4_child3_list2 = List2
}}

==== Relationship with other Navbox templates ====
This navbox template works in conjunction with two other templates: {{tl|Navbox with columns}} and {{tl|Navbox with collapsible groups}}. All three of these templates share common parameters for consistency and ease of use (such parameters are marked with an asterisk (*) in the [[#Parameter descriptions|parameter descriptions]] list hereinbefore). Most importantly, each template can be used as a child of one another. Using the inline notation, the <code><sub>n</sub>_type=</code> parameter can be set to <code>with columns</code> or <code>with collapsible groups</code> to set the type of that child navbox, as shown in the example below. Press the edit button for the section to view the code.

{{Navbox
|name = Template:Navbox/doc
|title = Navbox with nested regular Navbox, Navbox with Collapsible Groups, and Navbox with Columns
|group1 = Regular Navbox
|listclass = hlist<!--Note that this applies to the child navboxes unless explicitly set otherwise-->
|list1 = subgroup
  |1_group1 = Group 1
  |1_list1 =
* List 1.1
* List 1.2
  |1_group2 = Group 2
  |1_list2 =
* List 2.1
* List 2.2
|group2 = Navbox with Collapsible Groups
|list2 = subgroup
  |2_type = with collapsible groups
  |2_group1 = Group 1
  |2_list1 =
* List 1.1
* List 1.2
  |2_group2 = Group 2
  |2_list2 =
* List 2.1
* List 2.2
|group3 = Navbox with Columns
|list3 = subgroup
  |3_type = with columns
  |3_col1header = Column 1
  |3_col1 =
* List 1.1
* List 1.2
  |3_col2header = Column 2
  |3_col2 =
* List 2.1
* List 2.2

|list11 = subgroup
  |11_title = Regular Navbox
  |11_group1 = Group 1
  |11_list1 =
* List 1.1
* List 1.2
  |11_group2 = Group 2
  |11_list2 =
* List 2.1
* List 2.2
|list12 = subgroup
  |12_title = Navbox with Collapsible Groups
  |12_type = with collapsible groups
  |12_group1 = Group 1
  |12_list1 =
* List 1.1
* List 1.2
  |12_group2 = Group 2
  |12_list2 =
* List 2.1
* List 2.2
|list13 = subgroup
  |13_title = Navbox with Columns
  |13_type = with columns
  |13_col1header = Column 1
  |13_col1 =
* List 1.1
* List 1.2
  |13_col2header = Column 2
  |13_col2 =
* List 2.1
* List 2.2
}}

You can also nest these or other navbox templates by using the {{para|border|child}} parameter, or by specifying the first unnamed parameter to be <code>child</code>. For example: <code><nowiki>{{Navbox|child ...}}</nowiki></code>, <code><nowiki>{{Navbox with columns|child ...}}</nowiki></code> or <code><nowiki>{{Navbox with collapsible groups|child ...}}</nowiki></code>. Note that this style of nesting can lead to a large increase in the template's [[WP:PEIS|post-expand include size]].