I wanted to make a history page for a fandom wiki thing. So I made "History". But it changes to "Page history" on the Top Navigation part. And if I try to make it show up as a different name in the Top Navigation, it changes from sending you to "History" to "Page history". Anybody know how to fix this or is this just a thing that happens?

The footnote highlight color is the same in the dark theme as the light one, making text unreadable. I can't find any place to change it. Example attached.

• How do wikis get footers?

• This wiki has a slider but it's still on in the dashboard

• I've seen some wiki where they upload their fonts here. How can I do that?

• Am I the only one who likes the discussions design?

I think that's it

This Wiki Staff thing with the arrow:

@keyframes rainbowanimate{
	0%  {color:red;}
	28%  {color:orange;}
	42%  {color:yellow;}
	56%  {color:green;}
	70%  {color:blue;}
	84%  {color:indigo;}
	100% {color:violet;}
}
a[href*="/CloudyMidi"],
a[href*=":CloudyMidi"]
a[href$="/CloudyMidi"],
a[href$=":CloudyMidi"]{
     animation-name:rainbowanimateother;
     animation-duration:4s;
     animation-iteration-count:infinite;
     font-family:Josefin Sans;
}

Anyone interested? im desperate

How do I add a favicon graphic to my wiki by using a chromebook (or anyother PC)? Also, how do I get /or make one?

Hello,

I would like to make an infobox corners round.

How can we do that?

Thank you :D

Example: https://homescapes.fandom.com/wiki/Template:Infobox_character

Hello,

I am trying to put a font for titles in a wiki from fandomdesktop.css but it doesn't work. Any suggestion or help?

I am trying to do this (I am using this code for another wiki but the font is different):

/* Page headings */
.page-content h1 .mw-headline,
.page-content h2 .mw-headline,
.page-content h3 .mw-headline,
.page-content h4 .mw-headline,
.page-content h5 .mw-headline,
.page-content h6 .mw-headline {
	font-family: 'Poetsen One';
}

Thanks, any help would be appreciated, as fast as possible.

How do you manual add a template? i find it quite difficult

The Gummy Drop Wiki has a table to display game information, with the cells shaded in pink (to match the theming in the game itself). Now that Dark Mode is available, some users are unable to read the text.

I'm a complete novice to CSS, but from what I have read it should be possible to force a different background color when Dark Mode is turned on.

I've created a Test page at Test | Gummy Drop Wiki! | Fandom and updated the FanDomDesktop.Css file at MediaWiki:Fandomdesktop.css | Gummy Drop Wiki! | Fandom but it's obvious I'm playing rather than really know what I'm doing.

The test page above shows the same sample table in the original (the upper table), and a modified version (the lower table) which uses a class created when I modified the table design using the visual editor. A typical page on the wiki has a number of tables, so I only want to affect the table under the Monuments heading.

Any help on how to get the table to display pink cells in light mode, and no shading in dark mode would be really appreciated. In my mind this should be fairly easy to achieve, even if I have to change the class names in all the tables on the Wiki (and I'll use a bot to do that!).

I want to reduce the opacity of pages in my wiki a little bit and make the community background image visible to some degree.

I think adding different categories would help grow my wiki, but I have no idea how to add them.

I haven't been to Fandom in a while, so I'm going to now ask two basic questions that I used before but have suddenly forgotten. I also can't seem to find them in any help pages.

1) How do you make new discussions categories?

2) What's the special page where you can edit the dropdown links - "News", "Community", "Help" etc. - under the wordmark?

I have a main page where I want to display lots of categories together but I don't want to make a bullet point list coz it would be too long and untidy. So I wanted to put them together on the same lines with spaces inbetween like this...

Categories

Cats-----dogs-----hamsters-----pigs-----deer-----bears-----dragons-----dinosaurs

-----Rabbits-----foxes-----wolves

(Like this but instead of dashes spaces) but when I try to do this it looks nice in editing but when I save and look at it, it removes the spaces and ends up like this.

Categories

Cats dogs hamsters pigs deer bears dragons dinosaurs Rabbits foxes wolves

Is there anyway to keep the spaces? I can't find an option for this and Im not technical so I don't know what to edit in the source code to fix it either. Is using a Table my only option? Please let me know what i can do!

I've tried to use variables generated through #var as the title of HTML tooltips for simplicity reasons, since writing them all in each would be quite a chore. However, it does not work and the title are instead shown before the text instead of acting as the tooltip's title as intended.

Here's the code to generate the desired tooltip:

{{#switch:{{{1}}}|

title1={{#var:{{{title}}}|text1}}|

title2={{#var:{{{title}}}|text2}}}}<span style="text-decoration:underline; cursor:help;" title="{{{title}}}">{{{1}}}</span>

Any workarounds or solutions for this?