Hello, just seen this great wiki! Is there any way I can add a box with text inside of it and an image on the side of my wiki?

Fandom explains how to modify the font of a wiki using Google fonts. But can you also do this with other fonts (e.g. this)?

Yours sincerely,

Dwain Zwerg

Hello,

I have a problem with the Quiz-Skript. For more informations please see the talkpage on Quiz.

Yours sincerely,

Dwain Zwerg

Hi there!

I added "u:dev:MediaWiki:JWB/load.js" to my common.js file but the JWB isn't showing on Project:AutoWikiBrowser/Script.

JavaScript is enabled in my preferences and I keep getting the following console messages:

• Uncaught TypeError: JWB.messages is undefined

<anonymous> https://dev.wikia.com/wiki/MediaWiki:JWB/i18n.js?action=raw&ctype=text/javascript:17

• Heartbeat stopped (repeatedly)

I also import some of the mass edit tools and those show up properly via "MyTools".

Thanks for help!

I am unable to create this page?

My wiki is a product database with products essentially as 2 types of status (Discontinued and Limited Edition) or if status is left blank it is either available or unknown.

But my Wiki is not only starting to get vast (10k+ articles), the overlap is become increasingly noticeable (think of a permanently product line that repackages or reformulates it basically has duplicates names but changed details and both may need to be referred to). While glancing at a category I'd like to have all Discontinued products links defaulted to Italic (it has been a style I have been manually implementing in galleries, etc). And for Limited Edition maybe a link colour change.

I am thinking similar to the way we username highlight. Is there a way to do this at all? I am not good at JS and I am in no way able to understand Lua. So hoping there is a CSS way to accomplish this :P

Thank you in advance.

My users want to delete their own posts.

Who should I talk to about making changes to WikiaNotification? I know that it had to be updated for UCP and that the updated notification system works differently. However, I have noticed that the new placement causes or could potentially cause some issues. I have a solution that I think would solve those issues by placing it back at the bottom like the old notifications.

The first issues is that the notification placement overlaps the global navigation bar. Therefore, users are unable to access the user and notification dropdowns until they have dismissed the message; whether they want to dismiss the message or not. Side question, is there a way to get the notification to show again if you have already dismissed it?

The second issue is that its positioning method potentially conflicts with page icons. No, I don't mean EraIcons. I am talking about a simpler yet similar method that simply positions images at the top of the page. I know there are probably other ways to achieve this but in the earlier migration days I responded to a number of requests about these no longer working. The issue was with the new page positioning. Since the article is no longer positioned as relative, that caused the icons to hide behind the global navigation. There was a similar issue with something else but I can't recall what at this time. The point being that setting the article position to relative is a pretty quick and easy fix for those but would in turn cause these new notifications to be out of position; set to the top-right of the article rather than the window.

The third issue I see with the new notifications is the means by which they provide some space between themselves and the actual edge of the window. The notification area uses padding and a transparent background. So you can see content behind it but not interact with that content. This isn't a big deal but I can see that confusing users. I definitely confused me for a bit until I gave it some thought.

With those 3 issues in mind, I would like to propose adding this CSS or at least making it available for wikis to add (perhaps via script configuration).

#mw-notification-area {
    position: fixed;
    top: auto;
    bottom: 0;
    padding: 0;
    margin: 1em;
}

By setting position to fixed, the actual effect of remaining fixed relative to the window is achieved directly rather than by requiring neither the article nor any of its ancestors to be non-positioned. It also moves the notifications to the bottom-right and thus allows users to use the global navigation without having to dismiss the notification. There is some slight overlap with the toolbar but that isn't an issue since the toolbar mostly fits in the visible gap which users can now interact with. If the very slight overlap is still annoying users, the position from the bottom could always be increased just a bit.

Hi, I am a bureaucrat on a wiki and we wanted to know if there was a way to have a discord bot that logs all of the wiki changes on a specific discord channel

Hello, I help run a Fandom-related Discord Server, and we experienced some raids recently.

We had the idea to build a verification Discord bot that'll allow users to verify themselves using their Fandom Username.

Can I please get some suggestions and resources on how to make this possible?

For well over a year now, I have been thinking it might be helpful to have a JS script that adds classes to the page's body according to the categories it is in. Sort of like how MediaWiki already does that for the page, root page (on UCP), namespace, wiki, etc. To be consistent, I would want to normalize the category names the same way page names are normalized. However, I am having finding details on what the exact procedure for that is. For example, I know these steps based on observation.

• Convert ":", "(", ")", "/", and whitespace to "_"

• Combine consecutive "_"

• Use the full page name

If anyone knows what the full procedure is and/or what part of the MediaWiki documentation would tell me, that would be much appreciated.

Hello,

My wiki recently migrated to UCP so I do not have access the the MultipleUpload special page. Is there any workaround to upload several images at a time ? If not, I would like to suggest building one if it's possible as it is quite inconvenient for me (I have to upload regularly up to 20 images at a time which I can't do anymore)

EDIT : I don't know anything about coding, I'm just suggesting something wondering if it can be done

Hello,

On a page of my wiki: (https://the-alchemist-code.fandom.com/wiki/Template:Voda ), the categories at the bottom of the page are weird. As you can see, the start of the second line is not aligned with the other ones. I did some tests and it seems that it's the line break that causes this. The template used is https://the-alchemist-code.fandom.com/wiki/Template:UnitTest2 .

I already asked on the community fandom (https://community.fandom.com/f/p/4400000000001985994 ), but noone could solve this, which is why I'm asking directly on the dev wiki hoping someone would have an answer.

I will like to add a discord tab to my wiki and I need help adding it. I can make you and admin there to help me :)

How can we change statuses? Mine is just unknown.

I'm sure I have seen it once in a thread before, but I can't find it. How to create it, but because I cannot code JavaScript at all, I just rely on copypasting them.

Where do I find the Message Interface for that?