Hello, Bloodfrost here.

Is there a way to add the "Recent Wiki Activity" module to the right rail of this wiki's home page?

So basically on the Wings of Fire Fanon Wiki, I put a headshot someone drew for me for the infobox picture. But, I added credit in the filename, and I accidentally put the wrong user's name in. How do I change it to credit the right user?

I want to build a table that will display a series of data (lets say a series of numbers). The table needs to have a fixed number of columns and each column needs to be of a fixed width. And the table needs to show the numbers in order. I can do that manually no problem.

The issue is, the table is frequently edited by a team of admins who take numbers out and put new numbers in, requiring the table to be rearranged to keep the numbers in order. The problem is, they aren't the most coding-savvy. I need to come up with a way that they can just list the data that needs to be displayed (in order) and the table will always keep the same number of columns.

I think I can come up with something in JS, but I'd rather not use JS if I don't have to. Thoughts? Is there some way to do with this templates?

Hello, Bloodfrost here.

On the Bravelands wiki, a couple of users are reporting that the background of the wiki has taken on a demonic form, splitting the middle of the image in half and separating it, which is pretty disturbing considering the middle of the image is occupied by a forwardly facing lion. Here is a screenshot supplied by Gyllbane MacNamara:

Flutterwing2009 has confirmed that they are experiencing the same issue, and now that I look closely, I believe my screen may also be — just not at quite such a degree. I've asked them both how wide their screens are, but am still awaiting the replies. (However, considering the black spaces at the edges of Gyllbane's screen, I'm assuming hers is decently wider than mine.)

I've tried adding this to CSS, but it doesn't seem to have changed the appearance much for me:

body.background-image {
    background-size: cover;
}

Any suggestions? Thank you in advance!

I'm working on The Great Crescendom. The infobox displays its stats. Recently, the stats were updated. How do I show the new stats while preserving the old ones in a compact manner?

Can the colspan attribute be applied to the <div> tag?

Example:

<div colspan="2"></div>

How to make badges, please? Sorry, I'm kinda new, though I've been to Harry Potter wiki, Upside-Down Magic wiki, Riordan wiki, The Sisters Grimm wiki, The Land of Stories wiki and Keeper of the Lost Cities wiki (now, add that with 70+ more wikia's and you have my life, right there).

I mean, I want my wiki to look awesome, and with you guys' help I've pretty much accomplished that wayward mission.

But, badges. I need to know how to create badges Ugh....a code, isn't it? I need a code....?

Hello,

Are modules generally faster than templates or is it the inverse ?

In my wiki, I have a huge lua table filled with data like this (https://the-alchemist-code.fandom.com/wiki/Module:Database/Units )

return = {
key1 = {
    arg1 = data
    },
...
}

And I defined a filter template (here's the link, there is a documentation if you want: https://the-alchemist-code.fandom.com/wiki/Template:Filter ) that goes through the whole table looking for the keys satisfying the condition the user want.

The problem is that the execution time of this template is quite important, so I was wondering if writing a module for this would decrease this execution time or if it would not change anything.

PS : I don't know if I should ask this on this wiki or on the dev wiki, so I'll be posting here first

My Wiki just switched to UCP and the calibration is a mess. Whenever I wanted to type something in Source Editor, it would always be typing at the wrong place. Also, I tried reloading it but it still doesn't work Is it something that happens with UCP or it is something else? I hope it gets fixed!

Wiki Link: https://precure.fandom.com/fr/wiki/

I can't seem to figure out how to edit parameters in the new infoboxes. Pre-UCP, if I want to edit infobox fields in an article, I just opened Visual Editor, and there were certain fields not filled out. In the new infobox editing interface, I can't find any empty fields. Can someone tell me how I can find them? Thanks.

I can't log in. New computer, old brain.

Have tried both of my email addresses, should I post those here?

I'm Stoop Davy Dave, or would be if I could log in.

Hello,

Since I switched on UCP, some infoboxes don't display correctly, in the sense, Visual Editor only displays the name of my infobox (instead of the box on the right).

Also, I have an additional question, how can I preserve the order of the field, because they are classified alphabetically and It breaks my typing rhythm.

Thank you.

What the title says ^

For organization reasons, I'm deleting some old redirects from my wiki, except some of them are still being used in a lot of pages

I'm not interested in leaving the redirect and I was going to fix the links one by one on every page, but I was wondering if there was a more efficient way to do this?

I can edit them normally, but it's very time consuming since these pages in particular were linked to a lot :(

Thank you!

Even if a wiki does not have /f enabled, there is an option to report article comments that generate a log based on /f/reported. So... Is there any other way to check the reported content on such wikis outside of /f? If not, I might just hide the report option on comments to avoid false expectations by users.

I want to add a font to my wiki. but it has @import which cannot added to css page, it didnt run my font when i put it in css. Can someone be clear about this pls?