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There have been over 50 million accounts on Fandom. How many pop culture words can you think of? I you could come up with enough for 1 in every 5 users (10 million pop culture words), I would be surprised.
That is intentional. Once a poll has been published, it cannot be changed. Not even admins can edit polls after they are published.
I see. In that case, use this instead.
table.theme-styles {
border: 1px solid blue;
}For future reference, inline CSS is the text in quotes after the style =.
Where did you type this in? I still see only one revision in the template's history which means you didn't save any changes to the template.
Still doesn't change what you should do about it. These kinds of issues should be reported to Fandom using this contact page; not posted here on Community Central.
Which browser it is that has this issue?
Yes. Gamepedia was started by Curse in 2012. In 2016, Amazon acquired Curse via its subsidiary Twitch. In 2018, Fandom acquired Curse's media properties which included not only Gamepedia but other sites such as D&D Beyond, MUTHead, and FUTHead.
Fandom started merging the Gamepedia and Fandom communities by combining the user databases (and login) and communities (in cases where both Gamepedia and Fandom had a wiki about the same game). Then, in 2020, Fandom started changing wikis from the traditional Fandom and Gamepedia platforms to the new Unified Community Platform (UCP). There were still significant differences between Gamepedia wikis and Fandom wikis but now they supposedly shared a codebase. Most recently, in early 2021, Fandom removed the traditional Fandom and Gamepedia skin choices and replaced them with FandomDesktop and FandomMobile; the skins we have today.
I am also not having this issue. Is it still happening for you?
Since Fandom started by migrating formerly independent wikis onto its platform, it might be hard to tell which one was "first". Hydra was only for Gamepedia wikis because Fandom and Gamepedia used to be separate sites.
I can, but you will need to give me a link to the page and tell me which images to add and which labels to use for the tabs.
Is it not working for you on your wiki with your template or TableWiz's example template on the other wiki?
Although admins of the wiki can request an updated database once every 24 hours. It takes some time to generate but not too long.
As far as I am aware, you can edit neither the "Welcome to the community!" text nor the "Help us grow Platinum End Wiki" text. You can edit the guidelines using /d/g and you can edit the text that appears between the "Welcome to the community!" text and the guidelines from the wiki's main page. When on the main page, open the edit menu next to the edit button and click "edit mobile main page". This will open a modal with various parts to it. Edit the wiki description section. FYI, if you set an image, that will be used to represent the wiki for Fandom's interwiki search features.
You can add the border by adding the border property to the table's inline CSS. Here is an example:
{| class="theme-styles" style="margin: auto; margin-bottom: 1px; text-align: center; border-collapse: separate; font-size:smaller; border: 1px solid blue;"I noticed that you only recently added Template:SomethingElse. Are you aware that the wiki already has templates for a similar (if not the exact same) purpose? You can read about how to use them.
When providing the input for the image parameter/field, provide a gallery instead of a single image. For example, instead of:
Example1.pngDo something like this:
<gallery>
Example1.png|Tab 1
Example2.png|Tab 2
Example3.png|Tab 3
</gallery>You may recognize this is the standard source mode syntax for galleries in general. Indeed, even if adding it using visual mode, you must provide the gallery as if using source mode.
You need to contact Fandom. Note that wikis are usually not restorable after 30 days regardless of the reason for its deletion.
The feature which allowed wikis to put polls on pages was removed with the update to the Unified Community Platform. The only place you can create polls is in Discussions. That said, here are two custom scripts from Fandom Developers Wiki which allow you to embed a Discussions poll in a wiki page.
What do you mean by "lost"? If you mean you cannot find your way back to it, check Special:UserActivity. It lists all of the wiki you have contributed to. If it is not listed, then the wiki was probably deleted.
If you mean that the wiki was deleted, then you need to contact Fandom to find out why and potentially request that it be reopened.
Users don't "own" wikis. Anyone who is a bureaucrat on the wiki is equal to the founder/creator of the wiki. If you want to give someone "ownership" of the wiki, make them a bureaucrat. Be absolutely sure you trust them as you will not be able to remove the status from their account. Once they are a bureaucrat, only Fandom can demote/block them.
I don't see a user by the exact previous name you mentioned. You should contact the admins of the Furry Friends Wiki unless one of the following is true:
There have been no active admins within the past week
The admins refuse to do anything about it
The admins would like help dealing with this user
The user's supposed other account(s) was globally (not locally) banned
The user has violated Fandom's Terms of Use (not just done something "rude")
In the event that one of the first four bullets are true, contact SOAP. In the event that the last bullet is true, use this contact page.