The Page content model

The task could not be perfomed with the content model of the provided page.

Content model of <var>$1templatesandboxtext</var>.

The name for Wikibase property content model, used when describing what type of content a page contains.

{{GENDER:|Edit}} the content of your widget toolbar:

An error message in case that the task was not supported by the content model of the provided page

Content model chynge log

The content format $1 isna supported bi the content model $2.

Text for content. "Content" is the name of a table styling.
{{Identical|Content}}

Text for content (black). "Content (black)" is the name of a table styling.
{{Identical|Content}}

Text for content (blue). "Content (blue)" is the name of a table styling.
{{Identical|Content}}

Text for content (darkblue). "Content (darkblue)" is the name of a table styling. 
{{Identical|Content}}

Name for the plain text content model, used when decribing what type of content a page contains. Plaintext means that the content of the page will be rendered as is like:

<nowiki>This is [[plain text]]. <a href="https://www.mediawiki.org/">Really!</a></nowiki>

This message is substituted in:
*{{msg-mw|Bad-target-model}}
*{{msg-mw|Content-not-allowed-here}}

{{Identical|Plain text}}

Content for new post.

Notification body text for when a new topic is created on a user's talk page. Parameters:
$1 - a snippet of the content of the new topic.
{{notranslate}}

Revision $2 of page "$1" could not be unserialised. The revision was reported to use content model $3 serialised as $4.

Fetch the content of a post in [[Topic:S2tycnas4hcucw8w]] as wikitext

The day's featurt content

Leuk at the content page

Reveesion $2 o page "$1" coudna be onsereealized. The reveesion wis reported til uiss content model $3 sereealized aes $4.

Enables live translation of page content using the Google Translate service

Failed tae parse $2 content fer $1 model: $3

Search all of content (including talk pages)

Content format of <var>$1templatesandboxtext</var>.

Each bar represents an article revision. Bars on the top show growth in size of the article, bars on the bottom show a reduction. In the image, revision 1 represents added content, while revision 2 represents removal of content.