All posts by Silpherant

It doesn’t matter if the wiki approved of the custom cursors, nor whether it affects functionality, if it’s still against Fandom’s policy. Let the admin know properly that it should be removed, as it is a violation.

Do you want me to help you?

After adding the appropriate JS script to your wiki, you can also simply add this code to your common.css page, to add profile tags to users:

(Start the page with !nohide, which would look like this):

!nohide

User1|Tag1

User2|Tag2

User3|Tag3

And so on. I hope this helps!

Kk, I apologize, all I knew was that you were knowledgeable about coding lol

Are your accounts over 4 days old?

Can you clarify?

It’s still an interesting concept nonetheless, as “likes” via the upvote feature and comment numbers are already implemented, I don’t see how adding a “views” feature to finish it off would hurt Fandom in any way

On the contrary I would say that it may be a beneficial feature in some ways

Certainly seems like an interesting idea

You will want to navigate to your profile page, and then make sure that the sidebar is not collapsed, by clicking on this button:

Once you do so, your screen should look like this:

If you click on the sidebar’s Achievements link, (on your page it is labeled “RANKED #1”), it will also lead you to your wiki Achievements page, which will include a leaderboard of users, ranked by the amount of points they have earned, among other information.

Hope this helps!

Why do you want to do that?

You can also report that bug here.

Yes, they do, I’ve uploaded several working animated webp files to wikis I contribute to. (I edit on a tablet mostly, which likes to convert files to webp)

You may have gotten the new “edit impact” notification, that doesn’t go away due to a bug.

I tried some fixes, but this exceeds what I currently know.

@Oot42 and @Moonwatcher x Qibli may be able to solve the problem

Did you make sure to try clicking “Mark all as read”?

Also, yes, this does happen to me rarely, I normally wait it out and it resolves on its own,

I’m aware, the point of my suggestion is that it may be helpful to have people other than those whom fandom brings in with pay to help

They might benefit from assigning some sort of volunteer team for it, that way it doesn’t have to be a tiring job for a single person.

Yep, exactly my point lol

Simply delete the app and solely use the web version of Fandom, or only use the app and never the web version.

Both ways you won’t get sent to the app.