I can't upload this as favicon for some reason because either my device won't let me download it or open the file.
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I'm in "Preferences", I don't see anything related to it
I want to upload a Google Form into a wiki but I use an I-Pad. How can I do it?
Hello,
I am looking for help with formatting the navboxes on my wiki. I copied Template:Navbox from Community Central to my wiki, but I would like to make two changes as follows:
When there is only one group, do not include the group name (only show the list). When this is done by leaving out the group1 parameter, the title's background color is no longer the same width as the navbox; see Template:Navbox_Abilities for an example. I would also like to center the list.
I want to increase the width of the group names to avoid wrapping.
Are there ways to accomplish these changes?
Thank you for your help!
Hi Im trying to make a template that when an editor enters a number into <nowiki>{{{number}}}</nowiki> for infobox item it displays this:
icon with the number they entered inside. Can someone please help me fix it so the number is showing up? Right now it isn't displaying correctly and I can't find any info on how to fix this.
https://cadria-item-shop.fandom.com/wiki/Template:Number
==Sample==
https://cadria-item-shop.fandom.com/wiki/Dagger
Apologies for the odd and/or useless concern, I just wanted some sort of clarification on this.
Hi, I am trying to figure out how to set an image as your community search image.
The way that languages are set up, means that people need to request (n²-n)/2 interlanguage link requests, for a wiki with n languages.
n'th triangle number = n*(n-1)/2I was expecting that linking one language to another language would mean that the former is also automatically linked to all the languages that the latter is linked to. That way, there would only need to be n interlanguage link requests.
E.g. I thought link the Japanese version of the Sky wiki to the English one would enable me to link the Japanese version to all other languages that are linked to the English wiki.
In actuality, it turns out that you need to link a new language to ALL previous languages manually, on the https://community.fandom.com/wiki/Community_Central:Interlanguage_link_requests page
E.g. So I have to create link requests to link the Japanese Sky wiki to the German, French, Russian, Taiwanese, Spanish and Korean wikis.
I can see that the interlanguage link requests process has already been streamlined a lot, with the button and template to make edits on that page, and the Interlanguage link widget for Fandom staff.
But are you able to reduce the number of interlanguage links that needed to be requested manually? The manual work is currently a complexity of O(n²) with n languages.
Would you consider having it done automatically? If an interlanguage link is created between two wikis, why not link the new wiki to all other languages that have been linked to the other wiki?
Given that the other wiki has been linked to those other languages, it ought to mean that the content is about the same subject and source. If a particular language's sub-wiki wants to create separate pages that the other sub-wikis don't have, it can already do that, and if a particular language's sub-wiki wants to not include some pages, it can also already do that by default.
Doing it automatically would save time for editors, with having to go through all the existing languages and fill them in the template, along with risking mistakes such as possibly missing some languages etc. and having to do another interlanguage link request.
[This is more of a feature request. I’m not sure which category to put this, so I have put it in General.]
(Sorry that I’m on my alt)
I have heard my password has appeared on a data leak, and I want to change it. How do I change it?
I love the new skin for desktop, provided with some "minor" .css adjustments with Stylus. However regardless of whether I have that extension on, whenever I use it the night mode skin doesn't take into account of some local template colors. Is that something that has to be fixed by the community themselves or is FANDOM going to make the night mode more universal?
Also I've been getting this rather annoying and impossible to work with source editor with the skin on regardless of Stylus. Oasis however works just fine w/ source editor. (I haven't tried visual)
Thank you for your time!
I can't edit anything for some reason.
I'm trying to change rank names on my wiki but I can't. I got the idea from the FNF wiki where if you were "blocked", (I wasn't blocked) you'd be "blammed".
Help me, please.
I used regular gallery tags (with width size and borders) with images. But after previewing and checking results, the gallery would appear vertical (one-lined). I checked other wiki with their gallery tags and worked perfectly. I copied them but they gave me the same result. I used tables and worked perfectly with advanced customizations. But they mess up the flow on mobile. Is there a solution?
Today I opened my wiki of the "Republic of ROBLOX" and found it closed, I don't know why. Could any staff tell me the reason for this?
Can’t seem to post these kinda things, I’m new so maybe that has something to do with it?
-Judi
How can I find all the wikis I've contributed on?
One of the staff members couldn't add colored usernames on the FandomDesktop version of the wiki. Do colored usernames no longer exist in FandomDesktop? If not, how do I add them?
