| rdfs:comment | - You should use italics for titles of books, movies, television series, magazines, and the names of starships. Italic markup consists of two single quotes, both before and after the italicized text. In general, if the title is also a link, you can put the italic markup outside the brackets. As a rule of thumb, remember that italics are used for the titles of larger works. , , , , ,
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* {{USS|Voyager}}, {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701}}, USS ''Intrepid''
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| abstract | - You should use italics for titles of books, movies, television series, magazines, and the names of starships. Italic markup consists of two single quotes, both before and after the italicized text. In general, if the title is also a link, you can put the italic markup outside the brackets. As a rule of thumb, remember that italics are used for the titles of larger works.
* Star Trek Encyclopedia, Anslem
* ''[[Star Trek Encyclopedia]]'', ''Anslem''
* Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home, Star Trek: Nemesis
* {{film|4}}, ''Star Trek: Nemesis''
* Star Trek: The Next Generation, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
* {{s|3}}, ''Star Trek: Deep Space Nine''
* USS Voyager, USS Enterprise, USS Intrepid – only the name is italicized, not the classification or designation. Note that most starship types have an associated template which automatically inserts the italics correctly: , , , , ,
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* {{USS|Voyager}}, {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701}}, USS ''Intrepid''
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