Hello Fandom Developers,

So, here’s an idea for a script, it works a bit like LockOldComments, though, instead of a countdown after the initial post’s creation, it uses inactivity, tracking the most recent message in a comment thread and if that is under 7 days (what we’ve decided for our wiki) it wouldn’t lock, but if it is, lock it.

I believe this would be a valuable resource for dynamic moderation, so if it is possible to create as such, would you mind helping?

Hello!

Would love if this could be implemented if there isn't an existing script for it.

mw.hook('wikipage.content').add(function ($content) {
  var now = Date.now();

  //relative time class
  $content.find('.rel-time[data-timestamp]').each(function () {
    var node = this;
    var ts = parseInt(node.getAttribute('data-timestamp'), 10);
    if (isNaN(ts)) return;

    var target = ts * 1000; // ms
    var diffMs = target - now;
    var past = diffMs < 0;
    var diff = Math.abs(diffMs);

    var seconds = Math.round(diff / 1000);
    var minutes = Math.round(seconds / 60);
    var hours   = Math.round(minutes / 60);
    var days    = Math.round(hours / 24);
    var weeks   = Math.round(days / 7);
    var months  = Math.round(days / 30);
    var years   = Math.round(days / 365);

    var value, unit;

    if (seconds < 60)      { value = seconds; unit = 'second'; }
    else if (minutes < 60) { value = minutes; unit = 'minute'; }
    else if (hours < 24)   { value = hours;   unit = 'hour'; }
    else if (days < 7)     { value = days;    unit = 'day'; }
    else if (weeks < 5)    { value = weeks;   unit = 'week'; }
    else if (months < 12)  { value = months;  unit = 'month'; }
    else                   { value = years;   unit = 'year'; }

    if (value !== 1) unit += 's';

    var text = past
      ? value + ' ' + unit + ' ago'
      : 'in ' + value + ' ' + unit;

    node.textContent = text;
    node.title = new Date(target).toUTCString();
  });
  
  // absolute time class
  $content.find('.abs-time[data-timestamp]').each(function () {
    var node = this;
    var ts = parseInt(node.getAttribute('data-timestamp'), 10);
    if (isNaN(ts)) return;

    var date = new Date(ts * 1000);

    // absolute time format when displayed: "Jan 1, 2000 • 12:00 AM"
    var formatted = date.toLocaleString(undefined, {
      year: 'numeric',
      month: 'short',
      day: 'numeric',
      hour: 'numeric',
      minute: '2-digit'
    });

    node.textContent = formatted;
    node.title = date.toUTCString(); // hovering shows UTC
  });
});

Transcribes UNIX into two classes for editors, either being relative time or absolute time. Found it to be useful for those confused on when a certain event happens for them due to different time zones, and I would like for it to be easily accessible for others.

Hello, im the admin of BAYC Wiki and im trying to add a personalized font which is isnt in Google fonts.

Fandom support already enabled me ttf and woff2

I tried to upload the font in both ways and keeps saying error 500, i tried many times.

Is just a bug or i need to change something?

Best regards

It is recommended to put a christmas theme?

As the admin of a new wiki i have that question.

Thanks

I'm trying to figure out how to add in (or layer ontop of) text over an image correctly.

This is how it looks like in my result.

I actually want the text in the correct order instead of centered cause everytime I change the code or remove the border, the text just straight up disappears with no rhyme or reason.

Also here's the code I was using by the way.

<div class="center">[[File:GIFinnbg.png]]<div style="position:relative; bottom: 999px; width:999px; height:999px; line-height:999px; text-align:center; border:medium solid;">

===Tutorial===

BF and GF just got into the stage and get ready for their next adventurous rap battle. BF noticed when they got there that he forgot his hat and didn't have anything to cover it up so now he's hatless. GF tells him not to worry about it to much, so they decided to have a little song to pass the time before the next rap battle.

</div></div>

EDIT: Nvm I found out that you have to use the position to be absolute.

<div style="position:absolute; z-index:-1; top:0; left:0; right:0; bottom:0;">[[File:GIFinnbg.png|{{{Size|2500px}}}]]

===Tutorial===

BF and GF just got into the stage and get ready for their next adventurous rap battle. BF noticed when they got there that he forgot his hat and didn't have anything to cover it up so now he's hatless. GF tells him not to worry about it to much, so they decided to have a little song to pass the time before the next rap battle.

</div>

This DOES fix the problem sure

But then comes the next big issue at hand. when the absolute position is set, for some reason, all of the text from the div, ESPECIALLY the image just sets itself all the way to the top of the page, EVEN when its in a tabber it doesn't stay in the correct spot. even when the image is fixed with the following code: <div style="position: relative; height: 999px; border: 1px solid black;">

The TEXT JUST DISAPPEAR FOR NO REASON.

Hello! I'm not very knowledgeable on Lua modules and I hope this is the right place to ask, but I adapted the Quote module to use on my wiki here, mostly by using the code found on the For All Mankind wiki.

My question now is, is there a way to tweak the original Quote module/template so that it matches up with another quote template I have on my wiki? Basically, I want the source to show up as [src] in brackets, and I want to be able to add audio files as well.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

This script adds a completion percent in the top left cell of tables that have the progress tracking feature. For example, if you check 2 boxes in a table of 10 total rows, the cell would show 20%. I have already added this to our wiki and I would like to share it.

JS code: https://nonograms-katana.fandom.com/wiki/MediaWiki:Table_tracking-percent_completed.js

Code "in action": https://nonograms-katana.fandom.com/wiki/Technologies#Technology_checklist

I am not a professional programmer (if you can't tell from the code). I had help from fbce/fuc.

I'm wondering if it is possible to make profile tags a specific colour, and add a texture to it. If so, how do you do it? I saw someone do it on the Block Tales Wiki.

Does it still requires you to add a license or its only optional?

I tried to use JWB on the Object Show Community Wiki with my bot acc, OSCWikiBot, but it looks like this:

How do I fix this?

I'm having an annoying issue where default tags show up briefly before being hidden in a user's page. I have installed ProfileTags with existing header tags set to hidden.

Will this issue go away eventually or will this keep happening?

Is there a way to immediately down grade all the heading types in a page? For example: Heading to Sub-Heading 1.

When I publish a new page using the Fandom API, I get a message saying "FandomService failed to retrieve sessionCookies." Then, when I call the API again, I get a 403 error.

I contacted Fandom staff, and they said it might be due to server restrictions or IP blocking. However, I cannot change the server or IP I am using.

Are there any other methods? Or are there other possible causes for this problem?

Scribunto offers a simple REPL in the module edit page to quickly test changes made to module code, but it doesn't take actual template variables as inputs, and it's hard to replicate conditions like transclusion. With Wikitext and ParserFunctions, we have Special:ExpandTemplates to do this quicker than repeatedly editing and saving a page, but no such equivalent with Lua.

Is there a method or neat "trick" to feed page and template parameter contents to a Scribunto module without repeatedly editing/saving a page? As someone that's still learning Lua, any help is appreciated

...that can increase the number of entries on special pages such as Special:WithoutInterwiki? In some wikis, it would be useful if this page could display more than 1,000 entries. :)

Thank you and Greetings

Klappi

I want to make some developer extensions, but I haven’t done any before. How do I code it?

I am trying to make a player so that it's more customizable with CSS and such, my issue for now is with the HTML because it seems to be rendering the <audio> tag and everything else below as raw text

<div class="template-wrapper">

<div class="custom-audio-player">

<audio class="audio-element" preload="auto">

<source src="/File:{{{1}}}?action=render" type="audio/ogg">

Your browser does not support the audio tag.

</audio>

<button class="play-pause-button">

Play

</button>

<div class="progress-bar-container">

<div class="progress-bar"></div>

</div>

</div>

</div>

<noinclude>

{{Description}}

</noinclude>

I mean like so i can block people from talking on my post or pinging me