[02:51:42] do you allow using CSS to remove it? [02:52:27] You can disable it via ManageWiki [02:52:38] though not recommendable but you can [02:52:42] where can I do that? [02:52:52] Special:ManageWiki/settings [02:52:58] I think in the notificiation tab [02:53:03] alright, will do [02:53:06] you can opt out of all Central Notices [02:53:17] so you might miss some important stuff [02:53:18] hmm- does that mess with anything? [02:53:25] yeah I might not want to do that [02:53:48] or you could disable them until this campaign is over in December [02:53:57] just make sure to re enable them afterwards [02:54:09] I might just use some minor CSS to only disable it when it contains "donate" or something [02:54:44] thanks for helping out [04:36:46] @jmk, yeah, that's fine. We don't have a problem with that. We'd be very appreciative if you replaced it with a small donation button or something though :D [04:37:19] yep! it's a really awesome project and I do want to support it - it's just very out of place on our wiki [04:37:31] @Agent, the campaign may have to run past December, potentially, depending if we meet our goal or not, or we'll restart it in the new year [04:37:38] @jmk, cool, thank you very much :) [04:37:52] yeah that's totally fine to use CSS instead of ManageWiki if you want [04:37:54] Per what I've seen, we're on track I believe to end in December [04:38:25] What totals have you seen? [04:38:52] I've only seen the GoFundMe amounts + estimating the recurring GitHub Sponsors for the next year [04:39:00] I've forgotten, you'd have to ask Reception for the stats [04:39:22] PayPal donations are also a way of donating [04:39:25] so we have that too [04:39:28] yeah [04:39:34] that part I haven't seen [04:39:39] [[Finance/List]] [04:39:39] https://meta.miraheze.org/wiki/Finance/List [04:39:45] unless Owen updated it recently [13:41:52] @Agent do you still have that CSS for moving managewiki tabs to right? instead of top? [16:22:10] https://moviepedia.miraheze.org/wiki/Home_Alone [16:23:31] does anyone know how i can set the no image to be even with the rest [17:18:53] Cocopuff2018: see how your existing table code uses that "style="text-align:center;" ? Try using that but with "vertical-align: bottom;" [17:52:23] @mutante im not familiar with using that code [17:57:41] @Mutante ah thanks [17:58:19] Cocopuff2018: not sure if you can put it in a single cell of the table but first I would try putting it on the entire table [17:58:39] Cocopuff2018: it's CSS code like used in regular websites [17:58:49] and can be inserted into wikitext [17:58:58] @Mutante oh well ran into a problem [17:59:05] so most of what you find in general HTML/CSS tutorials should also work here [17:59:10] seems more complicated [17:59:44] | Cocopuff2018: there is another "lazy but works" solution.. just upload a single "placeholder" image, like you know the standard avatar they use on Twitter if no profile pic is set.. and then for each actor where you are missing the image just use that and dont worry about the table because all images are the same height :p [18:04:17] Cocopuff2018: https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Cascading_Style_Sheets#CSS_in_wikitext [18:04:18] [url] Help:Cascading Style Sheets - Meta | meta.wikimedia.org [18:04:41] ah thaks [18:05:30] https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Table#Style_classes [18:05:30] [url] Help:Table - Meta | meta.wikimedia.org [18:05:39] here is another one for tables [18:07:01] see this: "| style="color: yellow; background-color: green;" | Processor Speed: 1.8 GHz " [18:07:12] ^ this is where they apply different style to a single row of the table [18:07:26] good luck with either way, yea, it requires some trial and error [18:16:59] https://moviepedia.miraheze.org/wiki/Modern_Family [18:17:10] guys need opinion how does the cast gallery section of the wiki look? [18:18:58] Cocopuff2018: looks good to me. but also keep in mind users can probably change the skin to other skins, right [18:20:20] @mutante hmm what skin colors you want to suggest i am up for suggestions? [18:21:16] Cocopuff2018: I mean, when you are logged in on your wiki, and you click your own user preferences, can you select different styles (called skins in Mediawiki) there? [18:21:30] and if so..how many different ones are there to choose from [18:22:08] obviously the default one is more important but wanted to point out any of your users could also change it to one they like more than the default [18:22:58] also you could make your entirely own style('skin') if you wanted to, just work [18:23:37] @mutante i think the default looks best [18:29:57] Cocopuff2018: great! maybe they picked the default based on a survey and it won , hehe [18:30:13] there are always some users who want a "dark style" [18:30:23] black instead of white [18:30:39] but it's not easy to make them dark and look really good [18:30:52] needs the right contrasts with all other link colors [21:38:52] but really, I'm curious now, as I mentioned on #miraheze-meetings-relay, would be nice to have a database extension that stores the data with JSON, so they can be used in a more nosql way [21:38:59] but would that be hard to do? [21:39:00] 🤔 [21:41:53] What use case? [21:41:57] I guess the question is *why& [21:42:02] What data? [21:43:24] well, to store data? I was talking in comparison with Cargo/SMW specifically [21:44:30] Ah right [21:45:06] as I said, on wikis usually articles, a lot of the time, have data that would be nice to be queryable, but a lot of topics do not meet the strict criteria that standard SQL DBs need [21:47:05] maybe someday @CosmicAlpha can do it if he's interested, he's the extension master [21:47:08] just kidding