[05:02:24] 17:22 bawtab: +1 means "someone else should look at this", and -1 means "you should fix this", so one involves you doing something, and the other involves having to get someone else to do something :> [05:02:43] Re: [05:02:46] 17:10 I love how getting a +1 on a patch is kind of like the kiss of death. I think a patch with a -1 seems more likely to get merged soon than a +1 [08:25:34] Penelope: 0 also kind of sticks around, especially with non-bundled extensions [17:40:39] hello [17:41:27] hi Peppi [17:42:26] I'm new to mediawiki so not sure how to ask this. On my page on the left hand side and right hand side of the screen there links. How do I modify what users could see? For example I see "wiki tools" and links to "Special pages" how do I modify what people can see there? [17:43:02] So it depends on which links specificly [17:43:41] Most of the sidebar can be modified by editing the page named MediaWiki:Sidebar however "wiki tools" generally can't by that method [17:43:44] !sidebar [17:43:44] To edit the navigation menu on the left, edit page [[MediaWiki:Sidebar]] on your wiki using its special syntax (see https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Interface/Sidebar for details). If you need more control, you can use the SkinBuildSidebar hook (https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Hooks/SkinBuildSidebar). [17:43:47] honestly for anonymous users I want to remove "Navigation" "Wiki tools" "Page tools" and "more" [17:44:07] ahh yes the sidebar that's the word [17:44:27] if you just want to delete them (instead of changing them) you can do that with CSS by editing MediaWiki:common.css [17:46:34] e.g. with code like #mw-related-navigation, #site-tools { display: none } [17:48:32] And then recause them to be displayed by putting in MediaWiki:group-user.css #mw-related-navigation, #site-tools { display: inherit } [17:49:04] [I haven't fully tried that though, you might have to experiment a bit, trying different resolutions to make sure you get the other responsive screen sizes) [17:51:16] ok one second [17:53:44] shoot so where do I find the MediaWiki:common.css [17:53:58] is that going to be in the file manager of my install? [17:54:30] hmm I see a config.css [17:56:44] !common.css [17:56:47] No, its just a wikipage named that [17:57:14] In MediaWiki, pages that have names starting with MediaWiki: are special, and change how the software works [17:57:23] So you can just create it like any other page, on the website [17:57:28] ohh ok