My test page and my template style page.

So I am trying to apply a background image just to one or a few particular pages. As well as apply opacity, I am getting other CSS to work but not those, and I am not sure what I am doing wrong.

Any one TnT

In the Japanese Object Show Community Wiki, there's a template called Dia, which uses Template:DiaM, which uses Module:DiaM (which also uses several modules).

Some context: Dia and its modules were ported from the Japanese Object CrossRoad & AviUtl Wiki template of the same name, which is a modified version of the English Object Show Community Wiki template, which itself is a modification of the English Battle for Dream Island Wiki template, which is based off of the dialogue boxes in the game BFDIA 5b.

The four wikis also have the templates DiaNone and DiaEmpty, both also based off of the dialogue boxes.

I've tinkered with the module and CSS after feedback in the Fandom Developers Wiki, but the width of the Japanese OSC Wiki's Dia template is inconsistent with DiaNone and DiaEmpty, which can be seen in the page ループキャスト/セクション0.

I want the widths to be consistent, which would make it look something like this:

I couldn't find a way to fix this, how can this be fixed? Feedback on the module and template would also be a lot of help.

Hello ! I have a question about a template I use a lot on my Wiki. It's a frame in which I display character descriptions on each page, and for some time now it seems to create a blank space below and above.

I'm pretty sure it wasn't there before, maybe it's due to an update of Fandom's interface, but the fact is that no matter how much I tweak the template's code, I can't get that empty space to disappear.

Does anyone have a solution? Thanks in advance for any reply, and here's the template link if it helps:

https://yokaiwatch.fandom.com/fr/wiki/Mod%C3%A8le:Medallium

You know the sidebar on Fandom?

Is there a way to disable notifications from specific wikis on there too, as well as disabling email notifications? I mean, I don't want to be cut off from stuff like the Dragon Cave wiki if I ever want to talk to someone on there. I just get too many notifications from the Animal Crossing wiki (they've gone insane over there, and I'm trying to quit).

Hi guys, i have (finally) come back to Community Central for some wiki design help. So, as the title says, i am wondering how to enable message wall greetings like how Dinopedia does it.

(My Message wall greeting on Dinopedia)

All help will be deeply appreciated

Hello! I now want to upload and apply that font to my Wikia css. Is there any way I can do it?

Test Text

Oh alr

Also how do you do the thing where you quote a message on wiki or just write something in general and the text is in a box a different color and the text itself is a old different font?

Also I have a wiki but I want it to have an actual icon, whenever I bookmark it on a computer I just see the fandom icon.

Good morning/afternoon/evening to everyone. I kind of have a problem that I think shouldn't be there

So, here is the code:

As you can see, I've highlighted four "relationships-relatives" pairs, but when it comes to the page itself

The first "pair" just disappears.

Here is the page if you need it

Thank you previously 🙏

Sorry if my English is not really well though

I am aware this has already been reported on multiple times but the problem still occurs

Hi! How to use the DPL3 'include' parameter to pass page titles to a template, and then call that template recursively using the page titles?

Specifically, I'm trying to:

# Use DPL3 to generate a list of pages from a specific category

# Pass each page name to a custom template's parameter

# Have the template process each page name individually

# Repeat this process for all pages returned by the DPL3 query

I've tried using the 'format' parameter with %TITLE%, but I'm having trouble getting the template to process each page separately.

this is my code right now:

[[w:c:utaite:Template:Ark/sandbox/ProcessBirthdayCategory|Utaite Wiki]]

...

{{#dpl:

category=Birthday/{{{month}}}/{{{day}}}

|mode=userformat

|include={Ark/sandbox/ProcessSingerPage}:%TITLE%

|allowcachedresults=true}}

...

Thank you in advance!

This is the edit I tried to make but it didn't work. This is essentially what I am trying to do but the #if statements seem to now work in a template within a gallery.

<gallery spacing=small captionalign=center bordersize=none columns=3>
{{#if:{{{dynamic|}}}|{{{dynamic|}}}}}
{{#if:{{{compatibility|}}}|{{{compatibility|}}}}}
{{#if:{{{sentiment|}}}|{{{sentiment|}}}}}
</gallery>

Even if just the fields doesn't work either.

<gallery spacing=small captionalign=center bordersize=none columns=3>
{{{dynamic|}}}
{{{compatibility|}}}
{{{sentiment|}}}
</gallery>

This is the non-template version, basically what I am trying to achieve.

Is it possible to have this work in a template?

I've got an infobox that I've made wider using <templateStyles> (450px vs default 270px).

The problem I'm seeing is that the image is being delivered as a 270px wide thumbnail and then stretched to 450px, making the image blurry (the image is normally 1225px wide).

I can see this using the browser's inspector.

Is there a way to tell the infobox to scale the thumbnail first?

Links

• Sample Page: https://snowbreak.fandom.com/wiki/Margin_of_Triumph/2024-07-25

• Sample Image: https://snowbreak.fandom.com/wiki/File:Margin_of_Triumph_2024-07-25_banner.png

• Template: https://snowbreak.fandom.com/wiki/Template:Echo

• TemplateStyle: https://snowbreak.fandom.com/wiki/Template:Echo/styles.css

Hello everyone! I hope this message finds you well.

I would like to ask for some advice in terms of data management on a wiki. Currently, the wiki that I'm helping to maintain has a large amount of data, and there are some pages that require specific sorting of information, but because of the sheer amount of data present on the wiki, editing every page manually is really tedious.

After doing some research, I've started to try and pick up lua in hopes of achieving this in a more efficient manner, and I would like to ask if there are any good practices in general to maintain large amounts of data?

Since using lua also seems to require an existing database in order to invoke any relevant functions, would it be possible to create a database by searching the wiki for any pages that specifically use a template (similar to a DPL category query), or would it be better to build the database module from scratch?

Any advice would be greatly appreciated! Thank you so much for your time and attention.

Hello, I need help to create a template for my Wiki! I've been brainstorming for an hour and I can't seem to get it right ahah.

Basically, I'd like to present the contents of an unlockable box in a game, and to do this I've been thinking of a template that displays the image of the box, and when you click on it, reveals its contents, either replacing the image of the box (not sure that's possible), or in the form of a collapsible appearing underneath (it can be from 1 to 4 items, I had the idea of displaying them in the form of a gallery, so there's the image and it links to the corresponding item page).

For this, I thought of Collapsing Toggle Buttons, but for one thing I can't hide them (I'd like the Toggle Button to BECOME the image of the box, but if that's not possible, then it can be below the image, like with “Reveal contents” written on it).

But the problem with using these buttons is that I'd like the content to be hidden when you arrive on the page, and revealed when you click on it. But the buttons do the opposite: the content is already revealed and you have to click to hide it.

So that's where I'm at, if you have any ideas on how I can make this work, I'd be very grateful. Thanks in advance for the answers!