I can’t seem to get [[Wikimarks]] to work when I access the desktop version in my iPhone. Anyone knows why?

On one of my wikis, we have a bot, and we'd like to be able to have it search articles and autocorrect Alastair to Alistair, but I'm not sure how we'd go about setting that up. I'm not sure if it matters but I have a Mac running Mojave.

I would like to add a Leaflet.js based map to a fandom wiki page. Is there some way to do this?

Hello, I've been using SpoilerBlur for a couple of months on one of the wikis I admin, and I noticed that it doesn't play well with lists. The problem seems to be with "display: inline-block;" When using SpoilerBlur in more than one list item, the bullets don't render properly and don't line up with the top of the item.

I ended up copying the code to my wiki instead of importing it, and changed the line to "display: inline;" and the problem appears to be fixed.

It would be immensely useful to have a script that could automatically de-link all redlinks caused by deletion of files/pages, especially where, for example, a Youtube video gets deleted but was used on several hundred user blogs and things like that. It's impossible to go through hundreds of redlinks de-linking them when you delete a bunch of dead videos. Meanwhile it all just sits there being useless.

I was wondering if there was a code that could be added to the wiki where it alerts you if someone is editing a page that you're editing at the same time?

Hi so talked to support maybe a week ago about I wanna hide a person's name and avatar for personal reasons, it's not blocking them on a wiki (since i'm not admin on those wikis) but from my personal css/js where I was told it was possible to create a javascript that could do so but I haven't got to learn about js in school yet so are on the bottom. Any that can help me with this?

Anyone have any issues disabling with the AbuseFilter (that tells users the I18NEditor exists) for content mods, since it's just getting in the way as content mods know that the editor exists. (or maybe users who have been on the wiki for more than x amount of time, that way its not just for content mods, but all users?)

Hi I'm trying to create a js under my global js to hide a persons username on all fandom pages. What I have used is this:

<button onclick="w3.hide('.city')">Hide</button> with .city changed to <a href="/wiki/User:Username" rel="nofollow">Username</a> but don't seem to work any ideas?

I imported the ModernWikiActivity script on my wiki. I tried to customize the color of the icons by editing the MediaWiki:Wikia.css page, but it didn't work. What should I do?

Hey!

On the Roblox Wikia, we use a module to create a list of employees for the platform. We have one module that returns a list of employees and another one that interprets it and turns it into a format used in a template. Everything works fine. However, there's one thing we're missing, and that is last edited date. I'd like to include a "This list was last edited on [DATE]." However, I am unable to find anything in the API to do this functionality. Is this possible to do in scribunto modules and, if so, how should I do it?

Thanks.

Does anyone have any objections/issues/questions/etc with WHAM v1 being redirected to WHAM v2? (so basically you would be using WHAM v2, regardless of what script you import). It wouldn't be much of a change, as v2 adds support for things like deleting threads and selective delete.

I guess, it would be nice to know, how many wiki imported a particular script or style (even a rough overview like 'much', 'middle' and 'few' or so would be nice).

Additionally the names of the wikis could sometimes matter. But this is a case of data protection: In this case wikis must be enabled to opt-out this functionality.