[01:57:00] hello, is there a way that the images embebed in a an infobox redirect to the description of the image? We are using wikimedia commons and if the link goes directly to the image is like broking (?) the license [01:58:30] https://tuscriaturas.miraheze.org/wiki/Ashtadhatu for example [01:58:31] [url] Ashtadhatu - Bestiario del Hypogripho | tuscriaturas.miraheze.org [01:58:52] if you click in the image, it goes directly to the url of the image instead of description [01:59:42] the infobox is this: https://tuscriaturas.miraheze.org/wiki/Plantilla:Infobox_aleaci%C3%B3n but I notices it happens in all of our infoboxes. So maybe there is a problem in the code. Or maybe is the expected behaviour. [01:59:42] [url] Plantilla:Infobox aleación - Bestiario del Hypogripho | tuscriaturas.miraheze.org [02:02:06] I suspect you're using [[Image:]] instead of [[File:]], check if you are and if you are, replace it [02:02:06] https://meta.miraheze.org/wiki/Image: https://meta.miraheze.org/wiki/File: [02:02:09] [url] Image - Miraheze Meta | meta.miraheze.org [02:02:12] [url] File - Miraheze Meta | meta.miraheze.org [02:03:10] I don't know in fact. Here is the portion of the code: [02:03:26] I should put file source ? [02:04:10] nop [02:46:47] another question [02:47:09] is there a way to force a minuscule at the beginning of a title of an article? [02:47:23] for example: bDud (is a god in tibet) [02:47:32] I have some others [03:01:20] You could do a {{DISPLAYTITLE:bDud}} in the page and it will show that on the page name but you can't change the URL [03:01:20] https://meta.miraheze.org/wiki/DISPLAYTITLE:Template:bDud [03:01:22] [url] DISPLAYTITLE:Template:bDud - Miraheze Meta | meta.miraheze.org [03:01:38] Ignore that link [03:02:30] ah great, I thought it wouldn't any effect, because when you change characters it normally tells you that you the titles differ. Thanks [05:09:31] guess I'll stick to a), because there are cases when article has two different infoboxes + 3 base classes shouldn't be a burden for common.css, once I'll move styles of other templates [05:42:00] @Jakeukalane turning on MultiMedia Viewer on the extension When the image is clicked on, it'll preview first and show some necessary information Can't really remember where in particular that is, I think it's in Special:ManageWiki/extensions and something like that in Special:ManageWiki/settings after turning the extension on. [05:42:55] The issue I think happens here is that they're using [[Image:]] instead of [[File:]], Image: overrides MultimediaViewer and provides a direct link to the image [05:42:55] https://meta.miraheze.org/wiki/Image: https://meta.miraheze.org/wiki/File: [05:42:56] [url] Image - Miraheze Meta | meta.miraheze.org [05:42:56] [url] File - Miraheze Meta | meta.miraheze.org [05:43:38] Ahhh, Image? [05:44:03] last I remember, Image: used to link directly to the image [05:44:07] Nahh, there's not gonna be any preview for that namespace, since it's an old namespace that redirected to File [05:44:10] I don't know if that's still the case [05:45:21] Yeah Image is used to embed the file on pages without showing them it's same thing as [[:File:__]] [05:45:21] https://meta.miraheze.org/wiki/:File:__ [05:45:23] [url] Bad title - Miraheze Meta | meta.miraheze.org [05:46:38] er, I'm thinking of Media: [05:46:42] @Jakeukalane send a link to the page. [05:56:37] add File: in front of the image1 field [05:56:37] https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/435711390544560128/868008678580686858/unknown.png [05:56:40] https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/435711390544560128/868008692333809674/unknown.png [05:59:32] It previews now? [05:59:57] if you add File: in the image1 field, it does [06:00:23] That mean it's just a manual changing of the current namespace [07:52:50] or set File: in infobox itself so it will need just name of the image w/o namespaces [08:03:15] Hmm, yeah. [08:29:50] I'll try that. It shows the description when opening in a new tab? [11:51:49] By the way, there is no Licensing option on Meta [11:52:10] So I'm wondering how users will license their image when uploading it. [11:59:52] you mean drop down under file description? [12:01:29] I just never used it before, but used templates tied w/ license categories [12:02:08] If it's an unusual license and there's no official line, the description + category might do it [12:03:09] so, otherwise like fair use or self, should be set up on ui level? [12:04:49] Ideally not being able to do a licensing pick on meta should be fixed, but on the other hand it might be that Meta simply doesn't want you to upload things that aren't just available to use [12:05:02] so perhaps something to drop on the meta noticeboard to get an official weigh on [12:09:26] We should have drop-down license options, that's a normal procedure. [12:09:38] In uploading images [12:10:05] Having it blank makes the Upload form incomplete [12:15:45] I noticed that's empty only couple of days ago and thought there must be something in settings for that and on each wiki they have to do it by themselves, but didn't looked deep into that [12:16:07] so apparently MH doesn't have that all? [12:22:09] I'm not sure there has been anything like that on Meta-Wiki, There is no History on the MediaWiki message page, so I'm pretty sure there haven't been any License settings at all. [13:21:05] Ugochimobi: are you using machine translations [13:23:06] Kind of [13:23:28] Ugochimobi: what does kind of mean? [13:23:35] And is that all of your translations [13:24:51] RhinosF1: I mean yeah. [13:25:01] Ugochimobi: all of them? [13:25:31] No, Some I did. [13:25:49] Ugochimobi: which? [13:26:46] Wait, wdym is that all of my translations?:] [13:27:10] Ugochimobi: yes I want to know which are actual ones so I don't delete them [13:28:03] Ahh, you can delete all if they're poor though [13:30:44] Ugochimobi: done, it might take a while to actually update [13:30:58] Nice! [13:37:26] Should be cleaned up [13:37:29] Don't do that again [13:37:57] I don't like having to delete 63 pages at once [13:59:22] Ahh, are they seriously up to 63? [13:59:24] Wow, sorry about that bro. [14:00:25] Yes [14:02:29] I see, just check [17:57:22] Translations terrify me a little tbh [17:58:53] sometimes I think "hey, I'll be good at translating", and then when I actually try to translate a piece of text I go "oh ..." [17:59:40] bad enough my English is borked, I don't need to be confusing myself out of a bran with something else and translation markers [17:59:46] yep, it's a bran now [18:00:18] I only know English... unless you count the bit of Makaton I know [18:02:15] I've started really studying English only in uni, because in school I was in French group lol [18:02:41] well, prior to uni I started learning Eng by myself cus Internet [18:50:10] I've noticed that some things get lost in translation. Some translators interpret words in an incorrect sense and end up changing the whole meaning of the sentence. [18:50:12] Misinterpreting a sentence is a fear of mine. [19:16:12] same [23:21:17] this isn't an issue on a miraheze wiki (doing some stuff on a local test wiki), but does anyone know how to change the content model of a translated module doc page? [23:21:54] When I try to change it using Special:ChangeContentModel it says I can't because it is a translated page with the Translate extension [23:22:41] The issue is that the page name is Module:Name/doc/zh-cn so the assumed content model for the translated page is Lua, even though it needs to be wikitext [23:30:04] nevermind I think this is just a weird compatibility issue that I can't fix