it doesn't seem so good to have so many templates to create from. I prefer Oot42 way of adding categories.
Hmmm i think its good idea too, but is there a way to directly check the category?
I had that idea too before, but is there a better way? My wiki is about a Chinese fantasy novel that has lots of realms and galaxies in it, do I have to make dozens of similar templates?
I intend to create one template that can cover all categories and can detect that when a category is added, the parent category will also be added. I just need to call 1 template and it will work by itself, that's what I mean.
is there a way to add the parent category when the child category is called?
is there a way to add the parent category when the child category is called?
For example, if page A is field with America category, it will automatically add the Earth, Solar System and Milkyway Galaxy categories in that page.
Use Special:Undelete, i have same problem, but already fixed after Undelete that page, even that page already recreated, if that page not showing up on rail recent activity, you can do undelete first.
This from Gourge Fandom Support
"The team have let me know that it should show up when your wiki has more image activity - i..e more uploads total, more recent uploads, and the uploaded images need to be used on articles."
But I don't think it's like that, even the wiki that uploaded the last photo in 2 weeks also still shows Recent Images.
It shouldn't be, because big wikis don't all have Recent Images on the rail. otherwise they would all have it, because from what I know, recent images just simply display images that have been posted to the page recently.
I just uploaded 3 different images for 3 different pages, but nothing is showing up.
I see some big wikis that have a rail module to bring up Recent Images, but there are also some other big wikis that don't have Recent Images. how do you make Recent Images appear on the right side of the page (rail)? is there a certain requirement to be able to show it?
edit: I didn't mean using the NewImages module.
