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Hey, I'm having a bit of a problem with an image originally submitted by Dr Mutran, which I converted into a PNG image, but for some odd, very frustrating reason, I cannot get it to "create a valid thumbnail" image. You know what's going on that is causing this problem?
Just as a reminder, we have a CSG event scheduled for 3 p.m. EST tomorrow.
Hey Porple,
Any chance we can get the a-href working in RSS extension? Trying it out here. Also, date and item-max-length is not working. :/
Well, those are made by a special request from another individual whom I can't get contact of. So, if you could... :)
Hey Porple,
For some reason, I can't restore the following:
Congratulations!
Well, it worked on Wikia: you can check the old wiki's entry on AdjutantReflex. Guess Wikia hasn't updated their MW yet. :P
<math> no longer works in AdjutantReflex. Has it been disabled?
No idea, my knowledge is limited on MW :p
But if they work, you could run them after I delete the images with Pywikipedia since they'll probably be leftovers.
Thank you.
I see what you're saying, but to use that example, I think if someone were to type in "The Covenant" and no option came up on the list, they would either hit "return" anyway and they would be redirected to the article, or would reconsider what they're typing and delete the "The". Alternatively, they'd be taken to the search page, where they'd get a list of relevant articles, one of which would probably be the one they're after.
Hi, I've been having a few thoughts about our redirects, and Subtank directed me to you an Jack Phoenix. At the moment, when one types into the search bar, both articles and redirects appear in the drop-down menu. Many of these redirects are redundant or have poorly-written titles, and I believe they make the wiki look unprofessional. Deleting these redirects (and deciding which ones should be kept) would be a phenomenal task, so I'm wondering if there's a way of altering the coding so redirects don't appear in the drop down menu. Is this possible?
Ah, totally forget that <!-- --> doesn't work in CSS. :P
Hey Porple,
Could you please explain why I can't override certain elements using my own css? Oddly enough, "body" works, but not "sitenotice".
Sorry to bother you again. Could you please reduce the margin for all thumbed images? They take a lot of space. :P
Also, I suggest justify the text-alignment, making it the default format. It looks nicer... I think. :P
