I’m really missing this feature. It’d be great to know what my wiki’s audience is seeing most often, and to know which pages we should prioritize.
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That’s great those features exist! Unfortunately, an admin I am not.
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Thank you all.
Hello! Longtime editor here. I’ve been wanting to know the secrets of the elusive JavaScript and CSS coding since I first started editing wikis. I have basic html programming knowledge and can navigate around tabbers and galleries, but I want to take it a step further and delve into CSS and JS. Is there a tutorial for this on Community Central? If not, can someone provide links to some courses or something? That’d be great.
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@Andrewds1021, we haven’t tried it yet but that’ll be our next step, I think.
@Noreplyz, thank you.
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Assuming that way doesn’t work, is there another method? My admin colleague vaguely remembers another way and believes the proposed method might be too simple.
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How would an admin change the banner of the Community page?
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I was actually referring to using the colon for transclusion, but thank you for enlightening me on that anyway.
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Because we would have to update the tab contents every time its mother page was edited; a tabview would load current content every time.
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Can anyone else offer an alternative method of achieving a similar layout to tabview within tabview? CSS need be? Or is there a workaround?
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Alright. I don’t think that will work for this page, but I thank you.
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I’m unfamiliar with the tag function; would the end result of what you’re suggesting be tabbers within tabbers?
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Is it possible to have a tabview, and one of the tabs also hosting a tabview? Right now on the wiki I work at, we have it set up but the “Standards” tab, which is a page containing tabview already, seems to cause all the others to repeat down the line once clicked, and the standards doesn’t even display fully. Is there a way to remedy this?
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Ok, I think I understand. I now know the user talk pages are archived, but I don’t believe the article talks are.
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Ok, thanks for that insight. Per your last sentence, are you suggesting that it is more difficult because there is a comment section per each article, or have I misunderstood?
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I know that article comments and message wall are recommended for wikis, but is there any way to switch from user/article talk pages to message wall/comments without losing the content of the talk pages? It is unclear whether the messages of the previous system will be lost or are archived somewhere (not manually, but maybe an option to do so?)
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Yes, this new header is hampering editing, even small tasks, via mobile. Full screen is the only mode in which the needed icons appeared; not even a search bar. I don’t think that was a neccesary change. The new color scheme is also, while on brand, jarring.
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