((t|1))

This user knows roughly how a template works.

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This is a dynamic userbox that can be used to mark you out at a specific level of template coding ability. People can then find you to ask questions, or you can then find them, or indeed, communities of people at the same level can form that will further aid the development of the Template namespace.

Usage

Insert this userbox onto your page with the code:

((User t|x))

where x is a value indicating your template proficiency, either a number between 0 and 5 (0 being a complete novice) or the letter "c" if you work a lot on conditional templates.

Parameters

|1= or first positional parameter (required) indicates the level of template proficiency. Adds the page to the corresponding subcategory of Category:User template coder. See the Levels section for a detailed explanation of the various levels.
|2=c or second positional parameter set to the value "c" (following a level from 0–5 in the first positional parameter) indicates a proficiency with conditional templates. Adds the page to Category:Wikipedians who program conditional templates.
|assist=yes to indicate that you are willing to assist with templates. Adds the page to Category:Wikipedians willing to assist with templates.
|category=no to use this template without adding the page to any Categories as indicated above.

Examples

Wikitext

userbox

where used

General templates proficiency

((User t|0))

((t|0))

This user has heard of these so-called "templates" but supposes that they must be like stencils or something.

linked pages

((User t|1))

((t|1))

This user knows roughly how a template works.

linked pages

((User t|2))

((t|2))

This user understands what templates do, and how to write them.

linked pages

((User t|3))

((t|3))

This user contributes to the template namespace with confidence.

linked pages

((User t|4))

((t|4))

This user is a template guru, creating and editing them with virtually flawless proficiency.

linked pages

((User t|5))

((t|5))

This user is a master of all known Wikimarkup.

linked pages

Conditional templates proficiency

((User t|0|c))

((t|0|c))

This user has heard of these so-called "templates" but supposes that they must be like stencils or something.

linked pages

((User t|1|c))

((t|1|c))

This user knows roughly how a template works.

linked pages

((User t|2|c))

((t|2|c))

This user understands what templates do, and how to write them.

linked pages

((User t|3|c))

((t|3|c))

This user contributes to the template namespace with confidence, even with conditional templates.

linked pages

((User t|4|c))

((t|4|c))

This user is a template guru, creating and editing them with virtually flawless proficiency.

linked pages

((User t|5|c))

((t|5|c))

This user is a master of all known Wikimarkup.

linked pages

Template parameters[Edit template data]
This template prefers inline formatting of parameters.
Parameter		Description	Type	Status
Template proficency	`1`	Level of template proficiency, 0-5 (0 being a complete novice). Suggested values `0` `1` `2` `3` `4` `5` Example 1 Auto value `0`	Line	required
Conditional templates proficiency	`2`	If this is set to 'c', this template will indicate one's proficiency with conditional templates. Leave this blank to indicate general template proficency. Suggested values `c` Example c	Line	suggested
Willing to assist?	`assist`	Set this to 'yes' to indicate that you are willing to assist with templates. Doing so will add this page to Category:Wikipedians willing to assist with templates. Suggested values `yes` `no` Auto value `no`	Line	suggested
Add page to Category:User_template_coder subcategories?	`category`	Set this to 'no' if you do NOT want this template to add this page to any of the Category:User_template_coder subcategories. Suggested values `no` `yes` Example no Auto value `yes`	Line	suggested
id text size	`id-size`	id text size in points. Example 14	Number	optional

The above documentation is transcluded from Template:User t/doc.
Editors can experiment in this template's sandbox and testcases pages.
Add categories to the /doc subpage. Subpages of this template.

Usage

Parameters

Examples

See also