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! colspan=6 style="background-color: rgb(75,75,75); color: rgb(185,185,185); font-weight:600;" | Skill Level
! colspan=6 style="background-color: rgb(75,75,75); color: rgb(185,185,185); font-weight:600;" | Skill Level
<br /><p style="font-size:10px; line-height:10px;">This tutorial expects you to have this amount of knowledge within the topic to follow along smoothly.</p>
<br /><p style="font-size:10px; line-height:10px;">This tutorial expects you to have this amount of knowledge within the topic to follow along smoothly.</p>
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|width=20% style="background-color: #FF8000; {{#ifeq: {{{skill|0}}} | 3 | border:2px solid white; | background-color: #AA8000 !important; }}" align=center | Proficient
|width=20% style="background-color: #FF8000; {{#ifeq: {{{skill|0}}} | 3 | border:2px solid white; | background-color: #AA8000 !important; }}" align=center | Proficient
|width=20% style="background-color: #FF1000; {{#ifeq: {{{skill|0}}} | 4 | border:2px solid white; | background-color: #AA1000 !important; }}" align=center | Expert
|width=20% style="background-color: #FF1000; {{#ifeq: {{{skill|0}}} | 4 | border:2px solid white; | background-color: #AA1000 !important; }}" align=center | Expert
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The following template is to be used on tutorial pages to tell the reader what skill level they are expected to be at within a certain task beforehand to follow along without any major issues. The template is used like in the following example, where ''skill'' represents one of the 5 skill levels (default: novice): 0 = novice, 1 = familiar, 2 = competent, 3 = proficient, 4 = expert
<p>Markup: ''<nowiki>{{Tutorial Skill Level | skill=1}}</nowiki>''</p>
<p>Result:</p> {{Tutorial Skill Level | skill=1}}
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The following template is to be used on tutorial pages to tell the reader what skill level they are expected to be at within a certain task beforehand to follow along without any major issues. The template is used like in the following example, where skill represents one of the 5 skill levels (default is novice):

  • 0 = novice
  • 1 = familiar
  • 2 = competent
  • 3 = proficient
  • 4 = expert


Markup: {{Tutorial Skill Level | skill=1}}

Result:

Skill Level

This tutorial expects you to have this amount of knowledge within the topic to follow along smoothly.

Novice Familiar Competent Proficient Expert