I already figured out how to do the 1st question on my own, but I don’t know the answer to the 2nd one.
Thank u so much bro, it worked great! I have two follow-up questions. First, for the gap after the last year in a row (e.g., 1979), is it possible to spread the years out to use the full available space and avoid ending too far from the right edge?
Second, since the tournament's first edition was in 1973, can we remove the 1970–1972 editions from the template while maintaining the pattern, keeping the 1973 edition on the same line as other editions ending in 3?
Thanks again for your help bro!
I can't just do it bro LOL Only admins can! I just see 'view source'! But that's not even the main issue. What I really wanna know is if I have to remove lines 25 and 26 only?
Should I ask the admin to remove lines 25 and 26 from the Common.css
background-color: #deffe2;
color: black;
?
I'm not a CSS expert, but since I'll be creating templates for around 40 tournaments, I think the best approach would be to remove the styling class and instead add inline styles like "style='background: green;" to each template.
Sup,
I’d like to ask how to change the color scheme of templates. For example, both the https://footballranking.fandom.com/wiki/Template:UEFA_Super_Cup and the https://footballranking.fandom.com/wiki/Template:UEFA_Conference_League templates currently use the same color pattern. I’d like to customize them so that each has a distinct color representing its tournament — a darker green for the Conference League and a light grey for the Super Cup.
Regards,
Getoedo
I appreciate all of your answers.
Actually, since there is no built-in translation feature, I think the custom JS Translator will work well and can replace it effectively.
Best regards.
Getoedo,
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