Can you give links to the module and output?
If you go to the "More" tab, there is a "Categories" section that can be used to replace a category.
I just tested the code and it seems to be working for me. Are you sure your username is in the format "BotPasswordName@BotUsername" and the password is just random characters?
If you're using JS, you can use mw.Title
Example:
new mw.Title('NotARealNS:Title').title // NotARealNS:Title
new mw.Title('Talk:Title').title // Title
new mw.Title('Title').title // TitleYou could probably use css to replace .mastrightsbadge-GROUP with a custom image
You can copy the code, though it is better to import it so you always have the latest version.
You can read the instructions here. You pretty much just need to add the snippets of CSS and JS shown in the boxes to their respective pages.
Note, make sure the @import snippet is on the top of your CSS page!
Can you provide a link to the wiki? Are you sure that configuration wasn't changed? Did you just switch to FandomDesktop?
The JSON page is for basic scripts and the JS page is for styles and advanced config for scripts I think.
You must import the script on your wiki, add the below code to MediaWiki:ImportJS
dev:Countdown/code.jsThen you must create a countdown using these instructions (en version). I didn't see one on the page link you posted.
Does your wiki have a Wiki Representative? If so, ask them. Otherwise use the Zendesk form.
The warning text is stored in MediaWiki:protectedpagewarning, but you will need to ask Fandom staff to change it for you as it isn't whitelisted.
When you protect a page there is a field for a reason which you can set, and that reason gets shown at the end of the log entry.
I believe you can turn them off in your preferences (first tab, appearance settings). Could you provide the page if that doesn't work?
Solved here in case anyone else is interested
I left a reply on the page
Also if a comment was deleted, updated, or created is stored in "data-activity-type"
You can select them with some CSS, and could probably make some JavaScript to easily switch between hiding them
li[data-content-type^='comment-reply'] {
display: none;
}Each item has a specific "data-content-type" which can be specifically targeted
Okay
That means they have a Lua script error somewhere. I'll investiagate.
Yeah you have to close and reopen.
You could probably use QuickDiff and view the diffs using Special:Contributions but I don't think there is a specific script to do that.