All posts by ChaoticShadow

<p>First off, setting a class does pretty much nothing other than applying whatever styles found in .countdowndate "section" of MediaWiki:Common.css, MediaWiki:Wikia.css, and/or MediaWiki:Monobook.css. However, using JS, you can select 'span's with the class "countdowndate" and replace the html of it with a fully functional countdown timer thing. </p><p>
Edit: http://mindgrader.com/tutorials/1-how-to-create-a-simple-javascript-countdown-timer This site has good enough instructions to make a countdown </p>

<p>Well there is alot of things you can do to chat. I'll list a few: </p>

.ChatWindow {
    background: ''color'' url(''url of image goes here'');
    background-color: ''color'';
    background-image: url(''url of image goes here);
    background-position: left top|left center|left bottom|right top|right center|right bottom|center top|center center|center bottom|''x''% ''y''%|''x''px ''y''px|initial|inherit;
    background-size: auto|''x''px ''y''px|''x''% ''y''%|cover|contain|initial|inherit;
    background-repeat: repeat|repeat-x|repeat-y|no-repeat|initial|inherit;
    color: ''color'';
}

.ChatWindow #WikiaPage {
    background: ''color'' url(''url of image goes here'');
    background-color: ''color'';
    background-image: url(''url of image goes here);
    background-position: left top|left center|left bottom|right top|right center|right bottom|center top|center center|center bottom|''x''% ''y''%|''x''px ''y''px|initial|inherit;
    background-size: auto|''x''px ''y''px|''x''% ''y''%|cover|contain|initial|inherit;
    background-repeat: repeat|repeat-x|repeat-y|no-repeat|initial|inherit;
    color: ''color'';
}

<p>
Yeah they have basically the same properties but you can set them to have different values (<i>note that the | means "or"), and not all properties (background, background-color, background-repeat, etc.) must be used.</i> </p>

It's here I believe: dev.wikia.com/wiki/PowerPageMaker

<p>Well, looking at the source of the new templates, I much rather prefer the current way of writing a template better. It may be just because I am used to the current way, but the proposed new way's code seems a bit overwhelming compared to the current way of writing an infobox. The easiest part of the current way is that you're making a table to be implemented on several pages, not a whole new thing which looks oddly familiar to HTML (which I hated sometimes because of all the tags I had to open and close). </p><p>I can also see that the infobox got a mobile-friendly style change, it doesn't look too bad, but I prefer how it looks now, it looks more professional in my opinion. </p>

<p>Source ftw! </p>

<p>If the design team designed the header over here, I'd request it to make it customizable in size, colo(u)r, etc. :) </p>

<p>Honestly, "Wikia" doesn't flow as well as "Wiki" when added to the end of a wiki name, but I'd think Wikia sponsored wiki's make more sense. Just my two cents. </p>

<p>http://community.wikia.com/index.php?title=Special:AllPages&namespace=10 ? </p>

I'm pretty sure the wikis the Wikia helps make gets the most spots on their twitter. :P

<p><center></center> also should work, but its deprecated in HTML5. </p>

<p>Oh, cuz my iPad has the latest version of iOS 6...and it's sending out images as .PNG's </p>

<p>Well, it *might* be iOS 7... </p>

<p>Screenshots (Home+Power Button) on iPads are default as .png's though... </p>

It doesnt? Hmm...interesting...

<p>Try Template:Tupka217/Sig, add it to User:Tupka217/Sig via {{Template:Tupka217/Sig}} and adding {{subst:User:Tupka217/Sig}} to user preferences. Dunno if it works though... </p>

<div class="quote"><i> <p>Luke the Mac Lover wrote: [[w:c:community:User:SlyVixen]] = w:c:community:User:SlyVixen. This makes it clean if you are linking to another wiki. Change community with the xxx of xxx.wikia.com. </p> </i></div>
<p>w:User:SlyVixen will suffice (for community at least). </p>

<p>perhaps you should try click this button: near the article title </p>

<div class="quote"><i> <p>Fandyllic wrote: Seems to be working better now. </p> </i></div>
<p>Riiiiiight... </p>

<div class="quote"><i> <p>GuitarRock wrote: Yes, if you need help converting mp3 to ogg, i use this site : Ogg Converter </p> </i></div>
<p>Yep you can do that, but some wiki's utilize the embed youtube player, such as the MLP wiki, which has a youtube player. Here's a convenient link to a blog that tells you how to make this template: User_blog:Ozuzanna/How to add the YoutubePlayer template to a wiki. </p>

<p>Thread:667071  :P </p>