By CSS stylesheets, I mean pages in the MediaWiki namespace and end with .css. I know that common.css gets loaded, but the wiki I'm on has a bunch of other stylesheets like MediaWiki:NewFeaturesHere.css and MediaWiki:Fandomdesktop.css, which also get loaded. So are all stylesheets always loaded, or are there extensions (since our wiki has a bunch of extensions) that load them? If a new CSS stylesheet was made, would it just work?

Do any of us have to adopt a wiki without any Bureaucrats and administrators?

Why I uploaded the picture of me and if restart again, Is change back to normal?

(Please note I'm not that experienced at coding)

While I was working on one of my wikis I noticed that tabbers with mutiple tabs collide with infoboxes, making some of the tabs not visible. The only way I know how to solve this as of now is to make another tabber and put the colliding/cut off info in there.

Here's what I'm trying to solve:

As you can see, part of the tabber gets cutoff by the infobox.

Some wikis like Logopedia have discussions disabled but when i scroll to the admin dashboard it does not show "Discussions" to disable or enable in the wiki features

How to edit the contents box’s appearance

Like make it similar to the desktop view but just with a smalelr display

So those appear on main page but not on pages with infoboxes and such. heres code

.page__main {
  border-radius:20px;
  border:0px solid #ccc;
}


.resizable-container {
  font-family: "Noto Sans", sans-serif;
}


/* Round the entire infobox */
.portable-infobox  {
  border-collapse: separate; /* Prevents corner issues */
  border-spacing: 0; /* Removes unwanted gaps */
  border-radius: 15px; /* Rounded corners */
  overflow: hidden; /* Ensures content doesn't overflow */
}

I noticed that template styles seem to affect the entire page and not just the templates I have attached it to. Is there a way to prevent this?

Example (which is blanketly used for multiple templates), to accommodate a table design the template CSS adjusts galleries (give a snug gallery with captions), but outside of the template other galleries on the page follow this template's design (which do not need this snug design and looks a bit off).

This isn't the first incident, I have noticed this issue as I am adding more template styles to templates, I just finally decided to finally inquire.

Evening.

I had a question regarding the creation of an image on an existing red link. Tons of pages I see on a wiki are a broken file link to File:Placeholder. I want to add a file to this link under that name so there won't be a broken link anymore, but it seems like the image doesn't get added to that name

Any ideas?

I went to my wiki Abandoned Aesthetics and it says "Not a valid community", is there a way to get it back or restore it?

Worked pretty hard on ot but then didn't touch it for a few months and now the link doesn't work.

Did it get deleted and why did it get deleted

https://blueberry-army.fandom.com/f

I really didn't get any warnings about bad content and so, but my username wasn't taken and I can't rename it 2nd time

Is it possible to delete all of my contributions from a wiki through support?

Hello! When creating the top nav of The True Backrooms Wiki, this is what I typed:

This means:

• Link to the page "Updates", at the section "The Renovations"

• Display the item text as "The Renovations"

However, clicking on the navigation item lands on this page:

It duplicates the anchor (#The Renovations), so it links to Updates#The_Renovations#The_Renovations. I would like it to only link to Updates#The_Renovations.

Does anyone know why this is happening? And how can I fix it? Thanks!

Links:

https://the-true-backrooms-roblox.fandom.com/wiki/MediaWiki:Wiki-navigation

https://the-true-backrooms-roblox.fandom.com/wiki/Updates#The_Renovations