Wikipedia:Userboxes/Language/Markup

{{Language table|css}}

{{Language table|HTML}}

{{yytop|headers=no}}

{{yy|User prefer HTML5}}

{{yybottom}}

{{Language table|latex}}

{{Language table|MathML}}

{{Language table|SGML}}

{{Language table|svg}}

{{yytop|headers=no}}

{{yy|User SVG}}

{{yybottom}}

{{yytop}}

{{yy|User wikimarkup enthusiast}}

{{yybottom}}

{{Language table|wiki lang}}

{{yytop}}

{{yy|User t}}

{{yy|User t|0}}

{{yy|User t|1}}

{{yy|User t|2}}

{{yy|User t|3}}

{{yy|User t|4}}

{{yy|User t|5}}

{{yy|User t|c}}

{{yybottom}}

{{Language table|xhtml}}

{{yytop|headers=no}}

{{yy|User:4crickj/Userboxes/Web2}}

{{yybottom}}

{{Language table|XML}}

{{Language table|xul}}

These markup languages do not offer multiple skill levels. That is not to say that they can't — be bold, expand them yourself. Just be sure to move them on this page.

{{yytop}}

{{yy|User fpml}}

{{yy|User json}}

{{yy|User standards compliant}}

{{yy|User TeX}}

{{yy|User xaml}}

{{yy|User XLink}}

{{yy|User xslt}}

{{yy|User:Chinggis6/Markdown}}

{{yy|User:Snowstormer/Markdown}}

{{yybottom}}

If your language doesn't have a specific level userbox and you don't want to create it yourself, you can use a generic markup language userbox. Pages with these templates show the specified language skill, and belong to the corresponding markup skill category:

{{yytop}}

{{yy|User markup-!1|xx}}

{{yy|User markup-!2|xx}}

{{yy|User markup-!3|xx}}

{{yy|User markup-!4|xx}}

{{yy|User markup-!N|xx}}

{{yy|User:4crickj/Userboxes/Web2|left|xx}}

{{yybottom}}

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Language/Markup