It makes it easier because it is on this wiki and it works fine.--So9q (talk) 09:46, 3 September 2019 (UTC)...
allow userboxes for languages (anything we allow as an L2 language <span class="searchmatch">header</span>), <span class="searchmatch">Scripts</span> (including IPA, but not SAMPA or enPR). I'm uncertain about dialects...
diacritics. You may make a proper article for ء, but do not add it as a <span class="searchmatch">header</span> to this page again or you will be blocked from editing it. —Stephen 05:25...
This could help build them with shared templates or <span class="searchmatch">scripts</span>, style them consistently and <span class="searchmatch">user</span>-customize their appearance, and help maintain and improve...
—CodeCat 01:23, 7 February 2014 (UTC) At that point, the <span class="searchmatch">user</span> can presumably click on the language <span class="searchmatch">header</span> to go to the subpage. --WikiTiki89 01:25, 7 February...
generally accepted <span class="searchmatch">header</span>, but Contraction might be if you took a straw poll. There are other languages where each of those <span class="searchmatch">headers</span> is essential, but I'm...
should be unified to Chinese <span class="searchmatch">header</span>. However it also says the formats of templates in words written in non-Han <span class="searchmatch">scripts</span> devised specifically for particular...
July 2009 (UTC) Is it not possible for individual <span class="searchmatch">users</span> to customize the way <span class="searchmatch">headers</span> (or certain <span class="searchmatch">headers</span>) are displayed? Is it possible to set up something...
think it's possible to cover several rfd in a single <span class="searchmatch">header</span>, so yes, you have to create L3 <span class="searchmatch">headers</span>. Btw, I appreciate your efforts to clean up other pages...
kazati. --Ivan Štambuk 20:03, 7 March 2010 (UTC) I'll merge both of the <span class="searchmatch">script</span> <span class="searchmatch">headers</span>, it's pointless to have every word spelled twice on 2 different places...