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#time is more about timedate format, I don't think it has a duration format. You will need to parse it as a string. Try this:

{{#explode:{{{1}}}|:}} hour{{plural:{{#explode:{{{1}}}|:}}||s}} {{#explode:{{{1}}}|:|1}} minute{{plural:{{#explode:{{{1}}}|:|1}}||s}}

Edit: Made a little change

I believe Staff will be willing to delete them, if you can prove that you are the same person.

The link is broken, here is a corrected one: https://minecraft.fandom.com/wiki/item.minecraft.axolotl_bucket

Anyway, yes it does show me (Redirected from Item.minecraft.axolotl bucket) right below the page title.

A table with missing cells may look a bit odd, but this should work:

{{#if:{{{enemy1|}}}|<nowiki />
{{!}} style="border: 2px solid #02D3FB; moz-border-radius:0.5em;-webkit-border-radius:1em;width:20%;" {{!}} {{{enemy1}}}
}}{{#if:{{{enemy2|}}}|<nowiki />
{{!}} style="border: 2px solid #02D3FB; moz-border-radius:0.5em;-webkit-border-radius:1em;width:20%;" {{!}} {{{enemy2}}}
}}

Notice that the | characters that are usually used in the table syntax, are now replaced with {{!}}, because the | character is already used for the syntax of the #if function.

Also notice there should be no new line between the closing }} of one #if and the opening {{ of the next #if, so it's like this: }}{{#if:

Keeping with my habit to mention issues related to the updates :), on mobile there is still a problem of read and unread notifications having no visible difference.

It has been the case since the rebrand, and has now extended to the Discussions area. And it seems like a matter of a two-minutes change to the stylesheet.

It looks like it is displayed for me. Can you give an example link where it isn't for you?

If you mean here on Community Central - that's intentional. Regular users cannot create pages nor blog posts.

You can edit your own userpage and create subpages of it.

Also most help page are not protected but make sure you know what you are doing as those are Fandom's official help pages. Templates and uploading pictures are allowed too if there is a good reason.

That specific reason may even be against the community creation policy which requires wikis to be publicly open for editing.

But did they clearly state that's the reason?

16 bits?

Only Fandom Staff would possibly know,, but one possiblity is that the wiki is consideres existing as long as the backup file.is available, which is supppsedly about 30 days.

It is also possible that the difference you are describing does not exist, and instead there is another factor. Or that it was possible to use the URL of a closed wiki in the past, and then they changed it.

Ah, leaving the box in place but empty is simpler, no need for #if at all, just instead of {{{item3}}} use {{{item3|}}}

The same can be done with N/A, like {{{item3|N/A}}} . But this will only be used if itme3 was not given a value at all on the page. If it was given an empty value, like

| item3 =

then the empty value will be used and not N/A. To make it be N/A in both cases you need {{#if:{{{item3|}}}|{{{item3}}}|N/A}}

Yes, you can do {{#if:{{{item3|}}}|whatever}}

But it seems like there is a bit complexity here - there are two rows of 6 boxes each, so how would it look like when one or two are missing? When an entire row is missing? Can one box be skipped but the boxes after it be filled, or it's always in order?

Pick it quickly before they catch it.

I'm confused, maybe a screenshot would help.

You can find the code their under the "Docs" tab -> Show code. But elements of Fandom Design System are not exactly available to users, they are tools of Fandom themselves.

It is possible to insert such element to a page with JavaScript (requires admin status, custom JS enabled on the wiki and only works for desktop), and it may also be possible to create something similar with collapsible tricks.

But you still have to explain what do you want that toggle to do. If you just get a toggle on a page it still does nothing.

Edit: How did I miss a reply that was posted 6 minutes before mine? Life mysteries.

The four days requirement is only on some wikis. The email confirmation is required for commenting on articles on all wikis. On mobile, you also need to switch to full view (at the very bottom).

Why is it so urgent? lol

What exactly you mean by a toggle? Maybe this will help: Help:Collapsing

It's alright :)

I have gave you the link to Help:Navigation in my very first reply, that page should help you (it's named poorly, I know)