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== Italian ? ==
Hello,
If you are Italian, add this userbox:
{{userboxtop
{{BBL-UBX|lang=it|lvl=n|border=#000000|mainbkgd=#00FE44|codebkgd=#FE0000}}
{{userboxbottom}}
I'm going to explain:
"lang=it": The language you can speak. Here, Italian.
"lvl=1/2/3/4/n":
*1= You can at least speak a correct sentence.
*2= You can better understand.
*3= Even more. You're speaking it greatly.
*'''4'''= Almost native.
*n= Buon giorno ! You can speak Italian natively.
"border=#?????": The border color. Instead of the #, you can write the color you want (here, in black).
"mainbkgd": The same thing, but for the indication background (here, in green).
Hope I helped you !
[[User:PokéMario360|<font face= size=3px> [[User:PokéMario360|<font color=red>Pok</font><font color=blue>éMa</font><font color=green>rio</font><font color= darkred>3</font><font color=darkblue>6</font><font color= darkgreen>0</font>]]  </font>]] ([[User talk:PokéMario360|talk]]) 13:20, 2 October 2012 (EDT)
"codebkgd": The same thing, but for the code background (here, in red).

Revision as of 13:20, October 2, 2012

Template:WelcomeUser

Italian ?

Hello,

If you are Italian, add this userbox:

{{userboxtop |-

|

it-n

|}

I'm going to explain:

"lang=it": The language you can speak. Here, Italian.

"lvl=1/2/3/4/n":

  • 1= You can at least speak a correct sentence.
  • 2= You can better understand.
  • 3= Even more. You're speaking it greatly.
  • 4= Almost native.
  • n= Buon giorno ! You can speak Italian natively.

"border=#?????": The border color. Instead of the #, you can write the color you want (here, in black).


"mainbkgd": The same thing, but for the indication background (here, in green).

Hope I helped you !

<font face= size=3px> [[User:PokéMario360|<font color=red>Pok</font><font color=blue>éMa</font><font color=green>rio</font><font color= darkred>3</font><font color=darkblue>6</font><font color= darkgreen>0</font>]] </font> (talk) 13:20, 2 October 2012 (EDT)

"codebkgd": The same thing, but for the code background (here, in red).