This

{| border="0"
|+ The table's caption
! Column heading 1 !! Column heading 2 !! Column heading 3
|-
! Row heading 1
| Cell 2 || Cell 3
|-
! Row heading A
|Cell B ||Cell C
|}

will look like this

This

<blockquote style="border: 1px solid blue; padding: 1em;">
text in the box
<pre>text in the inner box</pre>

will look like this

text in the box

text in the inner box

In the text: for websites

<ref>
((cite web
| last = 
| first = 
| authorlink = 
| coauthors = 
| year = 
| url = 
| title = 
| format = 
| work = 
| publisher = 
| accessdate = 
))
</ref>

(note that the accessdate and accessyear are automatically turned into intra-wikipedia links, and the title is automatically turned into a link to the url listed - other pieces can be square-bracketted as usual)

for books

<ref>
((cite book
| author =
| title =
| publisher =
| year =
| id =
))
</ref>

(here, only the isbn id is automatically a link - anything else must be square-bracketted)

At the end (for example, after a ==References==)

<references/>

As seen here.^[1]

References

These I lifted from Wikipedia:Userboxes:

A userbox is a small box that looks like this.

Userboxes can come in many different styles.

Boxes can have one or two sideboxes.

As with the Babel box, there is a box to group userboxes together. Just make a list of userboxes with ((Userboxtop|box-name)) at the top and ((Userboxbottom)) at the bottom.