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If you really need music (or any audio fragment in general) on a page, you can convert the file to ogg. There are many convertors, e.g. [1]. You can then upload the ogg-file to your Wikia and include the audio fragment into the page the same way you would include an image. Just make sure are free to use the audio samples.
You can find an example at w:c:elderscrolls:Dragon Shouts.
You probably want to enable the new forum software which can be found in Special:WikiFeatures. It is easier to use and requires far less wikitext-knowledge.
You have to change Forum:Index to Special:Forum in w:c:bardstale:MediaWiki:Wiki-navigation.
Missing quotes:
/*** (Active Bureaucrat) highlights ***/ a[href="/wiki/User:Luke_the_Mac_Lover"], a[href="/wiki/User:Prominer321"], a[href="/wiki/Message_wall:Luke_the_Mac_Lover"], a[href="/wiki/Message_wall:Prominer321"]{ color: #00AEFF; }
I hadn't noticed before since it is in fact enabled to local administrators on some Wikias; Including the one I originate from.
I think http://www.wikia.com/Licensing will have your answer. Make sure you understand the CC-BY-SA before starting.
There is Special:Protectsite (in the admin dashboard), but make sure you discuss this with your community before using it. I am unsure if this will prevent comments or not. You probably don't want to disable page creation to make sure comments can be created.
You can also find it under the Contribute-button in the navigation bar.
The grey wolf wrote: well i changed the chat greeting but it still hasnt changed in my chat :/
I visited your chat, it works fine for me. I see the message.
It might have to do with the order pages are rendered in. It appears references are parsed by the system before the template is. If I am correct, this might be a tedious job to change. I don't know at what point JavaScript is parsed, but using JavaScript might solve the problem.
Keep in mind this only works for people visiting your chat using English as their system language (set in Special:Preferences). You actually have to specify this message for every language that is supported:
etc.
If I remember correctly, the tabber can't be child of another tabber. But there is Tab view which I think is able to do so. The page includes a styling guide.
A styling guide for tabber can be found at TabberDesign.
And you can search in the blocks with Special:Log/block, it also has unblock links.
If someone wants to jump deeper into this: What about some kind of script that counts how many times a page is listed in Special:AllPages in namespace 1 (talk) would work here. Assuming message walls are enabled, every comment will be listed as a special @comment 'sub' to the mainspace pages.
Read all lines from Special:AllPages?namespace=1 and split the string at / If your wiki has a large amount of pages you have to keep in mind Special:AllPages will split the page and you will have to read multiple separate pages.
Readability and causes for eyestrain vary by user. It is simply not easy to say what's right and what's wrong. So you can't just say it is bad for everyone, nor can we say it works fine for everyone. I personally prefer a somewhat darker background than white to improve readability for myself. The darker background in the citation boxes work better for me than the regular page does.
You don't make it work for sortable tables, you simply include both classes, like in Cqm's example.
My previous comment was based on the styles you just showed. It only works for Chrome, and is not suited for a wiki. Although it won't really hurt in this case as it won't make the template unreadable in browsers other than Chrome.