My wiki heavily depends on the links in the main page silder but they aren't working any more.

They removed wiki activity, polls, popular pages etc. and now my right column is empty. I've tried to implement the wiki activity with dev:WikiActivity.js but it isn't working.

Here is the link to the page in case you want to have a look at the code. Thank you in advance!

Message Wall threads on UCP are a bit too complicated and when I click on them, it only says "The account <insert name here> does not exist> ".

{|class="mp-body" bgcolor="#ffffff" style="border-radius: 10px; padding:5px;"|<div style="text-align:center; color:#161616"><br />
<div class="mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" data-expandtext="↓" data-collapsetext="↑">{{{desc|N/A}}}</div>
|}

Above is the source code for this little section "Description". Is there a way to format this particular toggle collapse button (i.e. align center) with only wikitext, and not have to use CSS? Thank you.

Today my wiki was migrated to UCP. It actually happened while I was editing an article, which is why I noticed so quickly. Although the migration broke a couple templates (and for some reason added the category "Pages using DynamicPageList parser function" to the home page?), I'm focusing on the template reflist for now.

This is a pretty straightforward template--list all the references in the article, which can easily be organized into one, two, or three columns. It should have no height limit and should only create multiple columns if directed to. {{reflist}} listed references in one column, {{reflist|2}} in two, and {{reflist|3}} in three. When a list got too long, I would put reflist into a scrollbox, like so: {{scroll|{{reflist}}}}. I have never had any issues with this; before the migration reflist was working perfectly, so I have to assume something in the migration caused it to mess up.

Now, reflist automatically generates as a 100px tall scrollbox. You can see for yourself here. Additionally, in articles where I was already using reflist, the list is two columns, despite being written as {{reflist}} and not {{reflist|2}}, despite this problem not appearing when I tested the template in my sandbox. Here, for example, it was originally written as {{scroll|{{reflist}}}}, yet displays as two columns. And here, it was originally written as {{reflist|2}}, yet when I changed it to be one column, it continued to display as two.

While I was checking the revision history of an article, it was listed in three columns, despite only supposed to be listed as one. My current theory is that this is due to the fact the when looking at revision histories, the display is wider, and so it's displaying in multiple columns because the wiki thinks that this is what it should do when it gets to a certain width.

While I have successfully imported and modified templates in the past, I am by no means a coder. When I noticed the template was broken, I tried tweaking a line or two, thinking that a ">" was missing. When this did not fix the problem, I reversed the changes; the code has otherwise been untouched. If anyone can shed any light onto what's going and how to fix it, I would be grateful.

Yes, I did noticed that circular profile pictures have become the trend. I however see several weaknesses with circular profile pictures:

• They are not well suited for certain pictures which were once square. This happened in several pages in Facebook and Instagram.

• Not everyone posts their face; I heard circular pictures accenduate faces.

• It is possible to hide content using a circular profile picture.

Interestingly enough my profile picture is very well suited for a circular frame, though. Also, a picture poorly suited for a circle but well suited for a square could tell that this user isn't that active anymore.

Hello!

I need some help with a template. So the template itself changes the background color of the text it's used on and looks like this:

<span style="background-color:{{{1|black}}}">{{#if:{{{2|}}}|{{{2}}}}}</span>

And is used like this: {{c|Name of color or #HTMLcode|text}}

Now, I need some text to have a black background while other parts need to have a white background. Since you can't read white on white/black on black, I wanted to include an "if-then-else" statement in the template that goes something like this:

IF the background color is black THEN the text color is white ELSE the text color is black.

Since I'm having some trouble doing it myself, I wanted to ask whether someone could help me.

Thanks in advance!

That was a forum post I made prior to the migration. I used <code> in the part underlined with blue and <pre> for the one underlined as green, and that's how these appear now. Is there no way to manually make specific text in Discussions posts look like these both? The preformatted text option is very different compared to them...

So, the way we would moderate is whenever someone broke a rule, we would leave a warning template on the user's wall. We have a number of moderation templates designed just for letting users know "Hey, you did a bad, Please check the rules so it doesn't happen again." It wasn't automated by any means but it was better than having to copy/paste code every time. It also had the benefit of allowing us to know who was warned already so we could start issuing bans.

Now it looks as though wiki markup doesn't work at all on message walls. I have no idea what the greeting message is doing either. Does anyone have any idea for replacements?

Is it possible to delete this kind of pages from the wiki?

I seem to be unable to truly edit my profile page. Such as being unable to add an avatar. I keep getting an error message. I also cant follow my favorite pages, as well as all my posts and replies most be done from my phone since none of the features such as posting or navigating through the posting sections in the discussion on my computer. Can anyone help me figure out what's going on. Sent a message report to fandom but haven't heard back.

Thank You

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