[01:53:47] Does anyone have sample SQL queries that can search through the values of specific settings on https://github.com/miraheze/ManageWiki/blob/e6221a51c7751bc48296f34476ecb8212525de8a/sql/mw_settings.sql [01:57:35] @pixldev: does this help? https://share.gemini.google/A0CXqeT27oF2 [02:17:23] No, gemini is totally tripping on that, it's got the wrong schema entirely [05:23:22] @dmehus please do not under any circumstances respond to a member of tech asking for help with a link to any AI search [05:55:26] I think you might be able to use JSON_SEARCH? https://mariadb.com/docs/server/reference/sql-functions/special-functions/json-functions/json_search [05:56:53] Or maybe not hmmm [05:57:40] #ThisIsWhyPostgresIsBetter [11:26:43] im having some problems with my css not updating, anyone can help me? [11:29:40] im having css difficulties, can someone help me or is this the wrong channel? [11:33:32] Could just be caching, are you editing `mediawiki: common.css` or `User:[name]/common.css`? [11:33:50] common.css [11:34:40] Then ye, that takes a while to update. Changes to your user css are much faster. [11:36:36] i updated the code yesterday, could it take days to update? [11:37:22] That I'm not sure. Can you link the wiki, I'll see if it's working for me. [11:38:53] https://edgesclubpenguin.miraheze.org/wiki/Main_Page here. i was testing out changing the background image but choose to test a colour for now [11:41:15] Not working for me either. And since I've never visited the wiki before it would have done were it a caching issue. [11:42:00] My best guess is that there's a typo in the element name or else that it doesn't refer to what it looks like it should be referring to, so it's recolouring something else. [11:44:23] If that's the issue I'm afraid I mightn't be much help, my understanding of CSS is very limited. [11:44:40] alright. thanks for the help [11:45:12] No problem. [11:45:21] Sorry I couldn't be more useful. [12:00:16] The css is applied, we see it in the dev tools [12:00:40] my guess is that targeting the body element isn't useful since all the element on top of it all come with their own background color [12:06:44] the css code is body { background:#0E3386;}, and thats the only code [12:13:26] yes but for example .vector-header-container which is displayed on top of the body has a background color [12:13:40] so i'd expect the background is actually blue, but the element on top hide it [12:15:09] ahhhh! makes sense! Is there a guide on how to edit the common.css with the container names? [12:20:58] i changed the background colour! [12:22:18] but the content of the wiki became smaller for, some reason? [13:03:01] @pixldev it now says Login or Register with Miraheze underneath [13:03:06] which is an improvement [13:03:30] the logo is annoyingly done upstream [13:03:33] which is daft [13:04:23] MacFan4000: you like phorge upstream so do you think you could get our logo added to the login folders in https://github.com/phorgeit/phorge/tree/master/resources/sprite [13:04:39] and then we can have our logo and it say Miraheze [14:07:56] sure bud [14:17:34] It still is MediaWikiAuth provider though, which pulls the MediaWiki logo [14:18:53] That's complete and utter nonsense [14:19:02] Also, not sure if they would want to add a logo that wouldn’t ever be used by anybody other than us [14:19:09] You can change which logo it picks in the Phorge-extension repo [14:19:21] It just only seems to be able to read from sprites [14:19:26] MacFan4000: what's the harm in asking