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So, I guess a long time ago, somebody set a category of this section for achievements to be "Videos Without Gore Edit Track", which is a category that doesn't include many pages.

I would like to change it to just "Episodes Edit Track" category, but I can't find a way how to. And yes, I am an admin of the wiki where I want make that change to.

Can anyone help me figure out why this JS code doesn't work? Note: I am on desktop, I know this won't work on phone.

Here is the page from where I copied the code: https://dev.fandom.com/wiki/SpoilerAlert

Here is what I pasted to MediaWiki:Common.js (and it has been approved):

/* Spoilers */
dev:SpoilerAlert/code.js
window.SpoilerAlertJS = {
    question: 'This area contains spoilers. Are you sure you want to read it?',
    yes: 'Yes',
    no: 'No',
    fadeDelay: 1600
};

Here is the source code, that is supposed to make it so that a part of the page is covered with a dialog to prevent spoilers.

<div id="SpoilerAlert">*''"I'm going to add a spoiler script soon, so don't edit this part in the meanwhile." - Zrenjaninac''</div>

But in reality, this didn't do anything, even though my JS was approved.

Here is the page in question: https://happytreefriends.fandom.com/wiki/Too_Much_Scream_Time

I recently got back to editing, and I wanted to reuse old css code that used to work 4 years ago, but it doesn't anymore. I was wondering if it is still possible to stylize comments, like adding a picture and a background color. This is a photo from a wayback machine that captured roughly how my comments used to look like 4 years ago:

This css code used to work, but it doesn't do the trick anymore:

.comments li[data-user="Zrenjaninac"] > blockquote {color:black !important; background: #FFFF00
url("https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/happytreefriends/images/9/98/Zrenjaninac_Comment_Bubble_Z.png/revision/latest?cb=20170402155338") bottom right 50px no-repeat !important;}
.comments li[data-user="Zrenjaninac"] > blockquote:after {border-color: transparent black black transparent !important;}
.comments li[data-user="Zrenjaninac"] > blockquote div {background: transparent !important;}
.comments li[data-user="Zrenjaninac"] > blockquote {color:black important;}
.comments li[data-user="Zrenjaninac"] > blockquote {border: 2px solid black !important;}

Alright, I've recently got back to editing, and I wanted to reuse css code to add colorful usertags like you can see on this page right here. According to that tutorial, the usertags should be stylized like I made them so on MediaWiki:Common.css:

a.tag {
	color: inherit;
}
.tag.usergroup-sysop {
	background-color: #00FF00 !important;
	color: black !important;
}
.tag.usergroup-bureaucrat {
	background-color: #FFFF00 !important;
	color: black !important;
}

The usertags themselves work just fine, but they are all the same color that I didn't choose them to be:

Just FIY, the bureaucrat tag should have a yellow background, like so:

What am I doing wrong here?