Change line 42-44 with this:
.wds-text-card .wds-text-card__title--link:hover,
.wds-card-vertical__image-container--hoverable:hover+.wds-text-card .wds-text-card__title--link {
color: var(--theme-link-color--hover);
}
Hovering over the image invokes a different set of selectors. Can you link the global.css page where you've put your customizations in?
And for the text theme, you'll need to specify theme-specific selectors:
body.theme-fandomdesktop-light div.selector {
color: /* ... */
}
.wds-text-card .wds-text-card__title--link:hover {
color: var(--theme-link-color--hover);
}
Does that prevent users from uploading images to Fandom messages?
Hmm, is your internet connection stable? Do you see any errors when they failed to load?
.wds-text-card .wds-text-card__title {
color: var(--theme-link-color);
}
Sometimes images may fail to load without any reason, especially if you're bulk uploading. Is the image container outline with the X on it still there? Or does it not appear at all?
.wds-widget-frame__logo {
display: none;
}
You can always override any theming done by ThemeDesigner by changing the respective colour variables in Common.css. I believe this was enforced due to a LOT of wikis that doesn't care about their colour contrast at all, and such they become unreadable in most of the cases
They are modifying their MediaWiki:Noarticletext to display a custom no page message. This interface page is free to edit by administrators on any wiki and from the looks of it, they just added fancy templating and a bit of styling to the interface.
If you want to copy or modify their Noarticletext, you can go ahead to the MediaWiki:Noarticletext page, copy the code, and use it on your wiki, don't forget to copy any Common.css declarations associated with it and provide credit
It depends on the wiki.
For example, Wikitubia requires 9 administrators and a lot of staff members, and needs all of them to be vigilant and responsive almost all 'round the clock due to the wiki's sheer edit volume and high risk of vandalism. While other wikis, even though they have a lot of pages to maintain, would probably only have 1 active member of each right due to the wiki's idling state.
You would need to assess and adapt to the condition of the wiki and make decisions based on the growth trend and type of community that your wiki harbors. But the primary advice for every wiki is to not elevate someone to adminship unless they've been proven to be someone who's responsible and trustworthy, a lot of wikis got ruined due to poor staffing choices
Nope, it hasn't changed. And if you have an issue that isn't solved by this post, then creating another post with your problems detailed there is the right way
Which wiki are you trying to upload images to? They might have some restrictions placed onto uploading images
Have you checked your internet connection, and other similar items like that?
A tip. To make sure you've saved your edit, copy the entirety of the page and save it to a text file on your computer, then after the problem has been resolved, copy the contents of the file back into the page
An even faster trick is to go that revision, edit it, and without changing anything, save the page
Yep:
body.theme-fandomdesktop-light .page__right-rail {
...
}
body.theme-fandomdesktop-dark .page__right-rail {
...
}
I usually set a default (no theme selector) declaration, then a theme override for the second one, whether it's the light theme or the dark theme, but it's ultimately your choice
Wikifandom? You mean Fandom Inc.?
Content here by default is under CC-BY-SA 3.0, unless otherwise noted. Whether it's from the author or the content you sourced it from, the license clause does not apply if the license has been declared before
I see. Then you just need to edit your wiki's MediaWiki:Common.css and add this snippet:
.page__right-rail {
background: url('linkToYourImage.png');
}
It needs to be a direct link to the image, not the File page
That only shows user contributions that has been revision deleted, not to delete the entire user's contributions to the wiki