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Lithemba Nkuzo is a young influencer and a poet . He was born in 09 March 2007 in Khayelitsha a township located around Cape Town
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== Adding scripts to your acaccount ==
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You may have more than one user page. Additional pages in your user space are called "sub pages". They are named after your main user page, followed by a forward slash, followed by the subpage name. Like this: "User:The Transhumanist/Virtual classroom".
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== Many scripts are now made available as "gadgets" ==
 
Many scripts can be added to your account from {{myprefs|Gadgets}}, suchGadgetssuch as:
 
* '''[[User:Cacycle/wikEdCacycl|wikEd]]''' - replaces your edit window, and adds lots of editing features, like search and replace, local show changes and preview (i.e., they bypass the server), etc. I've been using it for about a week, and have found its search/replace features ''very useful''. There are some annoying bugs, but the script places a convenient activation/deactivation button at the top of your userpage, so you can switch back and forth between using it and the default edit window. I prefer to use WikEd for search and replace operations, but I still rely on Firefox's default edit window for cutting and pasting (WikEd's bugs make cutting and pasting difficult).
*Wikipedia '''[[Wikipedia:Popups|Navigational Popups]]''' -Popup This turns your mouse pointer into a crystal ball: whenever you hover the mouse over an internal link, a box will popup giving you a peek into that page (showing the topmost part of that page). And this function is recursive, in that you can do it again to a link inside the box, and inside the next box that pops from inside that box, and so on. There is also a powerful menu provided of things you can do to the page in the popup.
 
These can still be added to your account the old-fashioned way on your vector.js page, but installing them in My preferences takes just checking a box for each.
 
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== See also ==
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