I've tried everything, now I'm asking. I'm the creator of the Disney+ Flora and Ulysses wiki [The movie based on the popular book came out today]. The community will be pouring in soon, and I need urgent help. I want the wiki to look awesome
Please copy and paste this code to my main page!
<gallery type="slider">
Example1.png
Example2.png
Example3.png
</gallery>Here's my main page!
Gallery is not working properly. I have a gallery problems, please tell what I
do?
Hi! So I've been trying to add a gallery that includes links to category pages on the home page of the wiki I've been working on, but it isn't working the way I want it to. It looks fine in the source editing (the same as it does for the links to regular pages, which do work) but then when I save it and look at it normally, the text that would link to the pages doesn't even appear.
I'm not entirely sure what I'm doing wrong (or maybe you can't even link to category pages in galleries) so help you be super appreciated!
Here's the source editing showing the gallery that is working (Important articles) and the one that isn't (Character-centric Episodes):
And here's what they look like normally (the last three images of the Important Pages gallery shown at the top, and the Character-centric Episodes category below)
(here's a link to the page too, if that's easier:
[Edit: Thanks so much to everybody for your help!]
Hello I was visiting the Yuripedia wiki and looked at the following page and noticed that instead of a nice easy view like the old platform it instead just puts one image after another. However when I copied the images over to a sandbox page in my userspace the old style was used instead. Is there a reason for the inconsistency on how the gallery tag works?
Edit: Apparently opening the page and saving it again fixes this. But it's impractical to do it on 2000+ pages.
Is it possible to create a gallery in an infobox that does not have tabs? I want a set of images to cycle (either in a specific order or at random), with fade transitions (or, alternatively use a simplified version of the slider gallery but without the bottom text).
Greetings!
I am one of the admins of Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood Wiki and Bluey Wiki.
In Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood Wiki, I can't get the gallery to work as it does in Bluey Wiki, I don't know if it is because the gallery system needs to be updated in that wiki, or if it's the result of a previous admin's setup of CSS or design format of infoboxes or something else.
I would appreciate some help in the matter.
Thanks.
Hello, when I try to add full sized images, it reverts back to small sized box like shape. How do I fix this?
Is there any way to limit the count of the gallery pictures to show six pieces only through CSS while still keeping the "Show More" and "Show Fewer" toggler buttons? I like the six-picture limit rather than the eight-picture limit since I think it is aesthetically pleasing to the eye. I think eight is a bit too much.
Any help is appreciated.
I made a template for formatting enemy sections on Nitrome Wiki, found here. This template has the option of putting a gallery at the bottom, which uses Template:Gallery table so it can have a particular format. Today, a user on the wiki added a bunch of images to multiple templates in the gallery on the Enemies (Leap Day) page. But we noticed that the gallery images stop showing up once we reach the Toxic Sludge section, despite the code we are using being consistent as the other sections in which the gallery section does show up properly.
I can't figure out why this is the case, since substituting in the actual tags does cause the gallery to show up, and if I copy that particular Toxic Sludge section to the sandbox, it does work. It's only when I use the template at that particular section that it just stops showing up at all. What is the issue here and why does the gallery just stop showing up once you reach a certain point?
I'm trying to make a navigation template on Nitrome Wiki for enemies on Leap Day. Because the enemies are not prominently named, I wanted to use images to make it easier for a reader to pick out the enemy they want to read about and jump to that section within the list. Here is the template.
Originally, I wanted to make it so that clicking on the images makes you jump to the section you want to jump on the article itself, however, it seems like adding any sort of internal link that jumps to a section causes the image link to stop working entirely despite displaying a tooltip that would otherwise imply that the image would take you to the page with that particular section. The only workaround I can think of is to put in the full external link eg. nitrome.fandom.com/wiki/Enemies_(Leap_Day)#Soldier, and while it does work, it results in the entire page refreshing when clicked before it jumps to the section, as opposed to clicking on the caption while on the article, which can take you to the section right away.
In the navigation template I linked above, I made a couple examples demonstrating the different methods I tried for getting the images to do the same thing when clicked as the captions. The first in the "Initial launch" section at the top, with the Soldier, is the image with the full external link. The second (Mushroom), is the image link with the full internal link (ie. Enemies (Leap Day)#Mushroom). The third image, Green runner, is just the anchor link itself, ie. #Green runner.
Is there any way to get gallery images to serve as section links where you can jump to a section within a page? Or would the only solution be to just use the captions or external links? I was hoping to use a gallery to make it easier to standardize and maintain. But if not, I suppose the current method I have for all the other enemies in the template would have to do.
I did notice this thread from eight years ago, but it seems like there wasn't much that could have been done at the time. Has that changed since?
I've been making this template for Leap Day enemy articles on Nitrome Wiki, and I want to provide the option of putting multiple images at the bottom of the template by use of a gallery. However, I would like to make the gallery itself into a template so that the formatting is standardized. I put an example of the gallery template I wanted to make here, with a parameter for an image and one for a caption: w:c:nitrome:Template:Gallery_table. But it seems like the moment I try to implement this, all the parameters never show up.
What's the best way to go about ensuring that the gallery has this specific style without having to actually specify all the adjustments in the tag itself? Or is that the only way to do it and the use of parameters/parser functions within a gallery tag is just not allowed?
Can the four images in a gallery slider be placed on the left side? With this:
<gallery type="slider" orientation="right"> </gallery>
When the orientation is "left" the images are in fact lined underneath.
Okay, so a friend of mine has a wiki that has multiple galleries. She's looking to add images using that button, but it isn't appearing beneath the gallery. I've tried fixing this in VE and CE, but haven't found any reason why it shouldn't appear. A link to one of the pages is https://humongous.fandom.com/wiki/Spongehead_and_Boss_the_Sharks . Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I'm currently working on updating our wiki's infoboxes, including multiple image support using the <gallery> tag. However, I haven't figured out how to stop the gallery tabs from overlapping with the image below it (see here).
I've tried tweaking the CSS for z-index, bottom margin and overflow, but none of them seem to do the trick. I need to either shorten the height of the box, or just keep the image(s) on top, visually that would achieve the same, but I've run out of ideas.
EDIT: Technically this is only an issue with png files as jpgs will cover the visual bug, but that's hardly a sufficient solution.
I just adopted the Chobits wiki not too long ago. I was editing on the Cardcaptor Sakura wiki for somet time and the default gallery is different than the Chobits one. I very much dislike the Chobits default gallery and am having a issues with trying to get it to look like the Cardcaptor Sakura one; even with source code editing.
gallery Chobits gallery (Example of what I am having issue with)
Cardcaptor Sakura gallery (Example of what I want the default to be)
Typing in all the code can be a bit of a hassle, especially when it's not working. I am unsure if the admins of the CCS wiki changed the deafult code. Any help would be great.
Hello there!
I am having an issue with the gallery format in both source and visual.
For some reason the gallery I'm trying to add here repeatedly shows up in a format similar to the way galleries appear on mobile, instead of the usual grid format. I would appreciate any help!
I would like to make a gallery with ALL the files of a wiki (including: JPG, GIF, PNG and video files). I have been investigating and I have not found anything.
I know there is a way to show recent images, and it is as follows:
But I want a gallery, not a slideshow. And I want to show random files, similar to what Special:Random/File does, like this:
For some reason, image thumbnails don't appear on this wiki [[1]]. When you click them, the images appear and when you go into edit mode, the thumbnails do appear, but not when just viewing the articles.
Hi, I am an admin on the Thomas the Tank Engine Wikia. I would like to remove the "Add a photo to this gallery" button from all galleries across the site without having to insert "hideaddbutton=true" to every single one, but so far I have not been able to find any suitable CSS for this. I did try to use the CSS from this page, but that coding no longer works. Is there any other CSS I could use?
Regards,
~Johnny
