I'm looking to use a YouTube video as a reference at a specific timestamp in this section:

https://beavisandbutthead.fandom.com/wiki/Closing_Time#Trivia

As you can see in the history, I've tried it two ways:

*Writer Kris Brown based the plot on his college experiences <ref name="kb-morningwood-interview">https://youtu.be/BPf49BxOgHo?t=861</ref>

And

Writer Kris Brown based the plot on his college experiences <ref name="kb-morningwood-interview">https://beavisandbutthead.fandom.com/wiki/File:Late_Night_Morning_Wood_-_-01_-_Kristofor_Brown_(Beavis_and_Butt-Head)</ref>

The first way includes the timestamp, but it's a raw YouTube link.

The second way links to an imported video, and seems it would be preferable if it were possible to include a timestamp for the reader's benefit.

Is it possible?

Also open to alternative ways.

Here's what it looks like on their wiki: https://terraria.fandom.com/wiki/Wood_armor

I want to replicate that on a wiki I made, but can't figure it out. I was going to copy the source of their system, but I don't know if it would work (and don't really wanna plagiarize it)

So, how would I display multiple infoboxes in a gallery like that instead of them always aligning to the right?

The help wiki hasn't got a section about this (as far as I can tell at least) and I have no clue where else to ask.

So right now, I'm working on the infobox image insertions of both civilian and transformed forms of my characters, kinda like this: https://sailormoon.fandom.com/wiki/Usagi_Tsukino_/_Sailor_Moon_(anime)

Using the example from the Sailor Moon wiki and modifying the code a bit, I should be seeing a similar result on my end...but all I see is the latter of the two images.

I know for sure the code is correct...

...yet the result is not working neither in preview or after saving.

Did tabber get updated again or something?

I wanna change my username but can't. My password is apparently incorrect, when in fact I know it's right. Can anyone help me?

EDIT: Nvm i got it :D

I need to change my email on one account, @TheGaynarEclipse

The computer i'm on won't let me sign into it, and the phone i am logged into as my alt. won't let me confirm my email address. I'm trying to add the email to this account instead of my alt.

Apparently i need to go here https://community.fandom.com/wiki/Special:Preferences#mw-prefsection-emailv2

To change it, but it's only letting me edit what i want updates on. nothing relating to my actual email is available.

Can I please get some help?

Thanks!

I occasionally edit a Fandom wiki for a video game. This video game has some effects that are drawn using special GL calls instead of simple textures, and some of these I'd like to document on the wiki with animated reference images. It's possible to simply record screen capture samples of the effects and upload animated images with awkward loop jumpcuts and static backgrounds to the wiki for use in wiki articles, but I have managed to create a WebGL implementation that can perfectly mimic the true appearances of these effects that loop perfectly and can blend into the page background. Ideally, I'd like to embed this implementation into the relevant articles to provide the most accurate possible displays, and possibly even allow users to toggle parameters of the displays in real time to explore all of their permutations.

I've heard of other wikis using <iframe> plugins to make this possible, but Fandom doesn't allow such plugins for very obvious reasons.

I've dug up a post or two here suggesting the use of <verbatim> tags, and while my wiki does claim in its Version page that <verbatim> tags are present, I know a post in this forum from late 2015 was issued signaling the death of the Verbatim plugin due to security risks. So I feel like that probably wouldn't work. Even if it did, I don't expect that would have been the whole answer anyway.

I've heard of Community JS, which allegedly allows admins on vetted Fandom wikis to submit JavaScript code for approval by Fandom admins, and if approved, will run on the site. A WebGL implementation requires JS to work anyway, and anything that needs to exist on the DOM level can be added to a webpage via JS, so theoretically it should be possible to use JS to inject a WebGL canvas into an article. But is this likely to be considered abuse of the community JS feature, or against some kind of Fandom term of use, and be shot down? Would creating an implementation and submitting it for review just be a waste of my time? Or perhaps, is the community JS feature more limited than I think it is, and it doesn't even provide the flexibility to do what I need in the first place?

Note, I'm not the local admin of this wiki, but I do have a direct line of contact to the user who is, who can perform the necessary admin tasks on my behalf when needed.

Kinda hoping the bot will reply first, we'll see

So the two question for now

Am having another issue that the image on infobox didn't load on desktop but did on mobile (if switched). it happened before (albeit on different page) and after applying the same solution (null edit) this time it didn't work.

Another thing, is there a way to caption the text in blogpost list preview, or is there a rule autoset by the platform for that that am can refer to?

Thanks, maybe, lul

Well, I'd like to use this picture as my pfp, but it shows, "internal error". Could someone please help me?

I adopted a 10 year old wiki a few months ago. It has 11k images, at least half of which are unused. Is there a way to delete a lot of these files without going through them, one by one?

Thanks.

I can't post on other peoples walls, how do I fix this?

this.

it keeps correcting me while doing source editing

i am also angry because this only started happening a while ago

Just a random question

Hello! Is there a way for me to make my old account link to my new account on all wikis? (without manually adding them)

Is there a code depending on the users mode to show different results? like i wanna make a design more user friendly in dark mode, thanks.