If someone is only a bureaucrat without admin permissions though, then they just have a few more rights, such as blocking people and full authority over local user rights.
Discuss or appeal the ban to Fireflyinthesky via their message wall on Community Central or somewhere else like Discord.
At first, I thought that with the CodeMirror update, they weren't bugs, but it's good to find out that this is being investigated.
No worries, thanks for your work!
Though personally, the CodeMirror update is a downgrade.
Within the 2010, pressing tab places you outside the editor.
Yeah, that was my point. This behavior wasn't like this, pressing tab once would lead you to the edit summary field, which allowed you to press Enter to submit the edit of the page (this has always been a nice little niche personal shortcut for creating/editing pages).
Here is a list of issues I encountered with the new SE update:
No more multi-cursor editing (where you hold Ctrl, click multiple times, then add or remove text simultaneously).
Pressing Tab would no longer lead you to the edit summary field, which would then allow you to press Enter to submit the edit. It would instead lead you to the "View this template" button.
Pressing Enter at the very end of the page no longer creates a new empty line. It just stops at one empty line at the end.
Ctrl+F only works for all of the words outside the edit window, but not the words inside it.
I'll report this to staff, but I just wanted to let y'all know.
I see. Again, such YouTubers are only eligible for a Minitubia page. Really, people usually only create YouTuber wikis if they're like the top YouTubers and have members, characters, lore, or crew to know about.
It would get closed since they aren't really famous. Heck, they even disabled the creation of a JackSucksAtLife Wiki on Fandom, so if that's the case, then they surely wouldn't allow a wiki on that YouTuber.
Still needs 1,000 subscribers to be on Wikitubia.
No, but an entry on Minitubia is allowed.
Advertise the wiki to a Discord server, subreddit, etc. of the topic, and just wait/hope that you can get enough people interest to edit the wiki.
Welcome!
Add this line at the top of your wiki's MediaWiki:Common.css page:
@import url(https://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Fjalla+One);
Note that Fjalla One is an example font. Replace that with a different font name if available (and put the + sign for each time there is a space).
You can add this code into your wiki's MediaWiki:Common.css page:
a[href$=":Yuminette"], a[href$=":Yuminette"] {
color: red;
}
In the case of the Miraculous Ladybug Wiki, they have done more customization and for multiple users, including global staff. Moreover, to keep things organized, they put colored usernames as a separate stylesheet called MediaWiki:Usermessagecolors.css and imported it in MediaWiki:Common.css, using the following line:
@import "/load.php?articles=MediaWiki:Usermessagecolors.css&only=styles&mode=articles";
You can check out this page for more info. If you have any questions, lemme know.
It could probably be related to your internet connection. If not, then you can contact staff in the link above.
Ah okay. Those errors do happen infrequently and once in a while, so no big deal.
Do you get this problem often? If so, contact Fandom staff about this issue.
I think now that the algorithm in the Fandom app really just shows the latest article, regardless of what it is. Best to ignore it and head to other parts of the app.
Yeah there is no way to turn it off. Though, in my opinion, it's more convenient, since for me, it saves a couple of keystrokes for caps lock. Why isn't this feature implemented in other sites and social media?
Based on a random page that I got, I'd add the following CSS to fix the contrast of the background infoboxes to be a shade of black that isn't the same as the page background:
/* Make infobox background color dark in dark theme */
.theme-fandomdesktop-dark .pi-item.pi-data.pi-item-spacing.pi-border-color {
background: #222;
}
I also changed the background color of the lyrics template to be a translucent gray, to appear as a light gray background in light theme and a distinctive dark gray in dark mode.