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Text styling removed: $1

Text styling added: $1

Allows inserting <nowiki><</nowiki>a> anchor tags into wikitext

Licence: <span class="apihelp-unknown">unknown</span>

Text to appear before breadcrumbs

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The wikitext here is too short to be a licence

The wikitext you entered doesn't contain a valid licence template.

Get the Babel information for user <kbd>Example</kbd>

Paginates a long block of text

Content serialisation format used for the input text.

Parameter "$1" must be one of the valid licence codes, for example $2

Interwiki prefix to be used in <code>[<nowiki />[prefix:<em>pagename</em>]]</code> wikitext syntax.

The licence is described by the following wikitext (must contain a valid [$2 copyright tag]):

<h1>Text and image sources, contributors, and licences</h1>
<h2>Text</h2>
$1<h2>Images</h2>
$2
<h2>Content licence</h2>
$3

Adds customisable &lt;select&gt; for inserting text via database fetching

Licence for captions contributions only (this applies to caption text, NOT the file)

Please summarise the below thread in the editing box.
You may use any wikitext in your summary.
When you finish, click "{{int:publishpage}}".

Content serialisation format used for the input text. Only valid when used with $1text.

You can make this media item appear in line with the text of the page instead of floating. You should do this sparingly, as it will break up the flow of the text if you uncheck this box.

Use <kbd>[[Special:ApiHelp/compare|action=compare]]</kbd> instead. Text to diff each revision to. Only diffs a limited number of revisions. Overrides <var>$1diffto</var>. If <var>$1section</var> is set, only that section will be diffed against this text.

If wikitext syntax <code>{<nowiki />{prefix:<em>pagename</em>}}</code> is used, allow template/page transclusion from the foreign wiki if interwiki transclusions are enabled in general ([https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:$wgEnableScaryTranscluding scary transclusion]).

You can use this to write a text description for people who can't see the item. The description should be enough for them to understand the purpose and information given by the media item. This is vital for blind users and other people using screen-reader software or text-only browsers.

Try our new search! It supports a greater number of languages, provides more up-to-date results, and can even find text inside templates.

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