[00:51:18] because it exists on Wikipedia [02:49:07] what version or commit of phorge is miraheze running? i'm trying to debug a minor bug, and i want to know whether or not it's upstream or miraheze-specific (somehow) [02:56:59] @Infrastructure Specialists ^ (will give a commit/version in config UI) [03:01:18] (also, aphront version please--forgot to mention it (also available on /config/)) [03:05:03] (oops, i meant arcanist) [09:57:52] Hey I am not really sure about where I can find about it through googling, but I do want to know on how I am able to update the wiki's looks with CSS? [09:59:10] vinskitakahashi: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:CSS [10:02:39] [1/4] in short: CSS is applied via - MediaWiki:Common.css page, main place, affects the wiki no matter what, except for mobile mode [10:02:40] [2/4] - skin specific pages, for example for Vector skin it's MediaWiki:Vector.css [10:02:40] [3/4] - MediaWiki:Mobile.css for mobile mode, if your wiki uses MobileFrontend extension (enabled by default on Miraheze) [10:02:41] [4/4] the process of modifying wiki CSS is usually poking around page's code w/ browser's element inspector tool, in some cases you might nick a peace of code from another wiki (still requires some sensible grasp and skin compatibility) [10:03:26] (it can also be applied by gadgets--i use them to have CSS applied on both desktop and mobile mode) [10:06:06] [1/2] I have some experience regarding to CSS as I am currently working on website for my team page. I have been looking into creating the wiki as for the people add stuff about it. [10:06:06] [2/2] I will have to say that I only been vanilla when it comes with coding stuff regarding website development, never really used other ones like Mustache, Animate.css, etc etc. [10:07:09] it's okay, I don't know too fancy CSS myself but was able to give nicer look to some wikis [10:08:54] same goes for JS btw - Common.js etc [10:09:30] Miraheze doesn't moderate JS like Fandom, users are free modifying their wikis w/ it [10:10:21] there is also personal CSS/JS which works only for your account, can be used for testing - User:yournamehere/common.css, and so on [10:11:35] Ic.. I am currently looking around the settings I have and it's a bit confusing to where the most stuff are as it's been seperated left and right, which is mostly my fault because I don't edit wikis at all. 😅 [10:11:57] you mean sidebars? [10:12:24] Yeah sidebars, there's also other stuff that you need to get access to, which I haven't found much about, yet [10:12:33] i assume you're using the vector-2022 skin [10:12:41] At the moment, yes. [10:13:00] vector has them all on the left side (aside from a few things lol) [10:13:01] you aren't admin of your wiki, or you just looking around Meta? [10:13:12] I am looking at my own wiki at the moment. [10:13:12] old vector ^ [10:14:35] you aren't able to change wiki settings/can't see admin sidebar? re access [10:29:46] To pester you a lil, where do I find MediaWiki:Common.css? @theoneandonlylegroom [10:29:48] unless its something I have to download. [10:31:02] by default these pages don't exist and have to be created [10:31:25] page name is what follows `/wiki/` in URL [10:31:40] ....miraheze.org/wiki/MediaWiki:Common.css [10:33:15] Ah. [10:33:22] This is where I post the CSS content? [10:33:27] yeah [10:35:01] Economy at finest. [10:35:02] Thanks [10:35:17] np :pupCoffeeMH: [10:39:31] Is it cool with you if I ping you for able doing some changes about the wiki? [10:41:06] [1/2] no need to ping as we are all volunteering here equally, if I won't be able to check/help someone else will [10:41:06] [2/2] also suggest to use #general or #support [10:41:12] I see I see [21:41:48] [1/3] This support thread is going on since 30th may [21:41:49] [2/3] https://discord.com/channels/407504499280707585/1245827270472630272 [21:41:49] [3/3] @cosmicalpha Please address this, he has been patiently pinging you!