[01:58:15] Is there a general word to refer to both templates and modules [01:58:25] for the purposes of a help page title [02:11:01] Normally we just use "Templates" when meaning both [02:11:49] For example: Wikipedia's templates have a lot of dependencies. With that I mean both Templates and Modules [02:13:46] Our development wiki [[dev:]] does mention them separate though. Templates, Modules, Scripts, Extensions and Gadgets. [02:17:13] [1/3] RIP, Wiki-bot's down. I also checked its dashboard, also down and so is its wiki. It just returns with an error 404 when I tried checking its cookies article earlier. [02:17:13] [2/3] -# This is a customized Windows 10 build, not Windows XP if it had a baby with Windows 2000. [02:17:13] [3/3] https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/407537962553966603/1414071982122602618/image.png?ex=68be3ca8&is=68bceb28&hm=5a1cb81423ba0bee5caedb1b570b0440449a2865e83e85911781fbabf678ccfe& [02:18:51] hmm ok [02:19:52] scripts means JS? [02:32:30] Are image uploads down right now? [03:20:19] MediaWiki has added a scroll bar for over-sized tables. Scrolling does not provide the best user experience, though. [03:21:57] yeah what I was saying was rswiki's scroll seems to work differently for that. it'll only scroll the relevant row which is better for navboxes [03:23:07] maybe they stacked different tables and made them look like one or something [03:25:00] By only scrolling the relevant row, do you mean only scrolling the relevant navbox? [03:25:12] no like you can scroll an individual row in a navbox [03:25:27] but the header of the row remains static [03:25:43] wait [03:25:44] hmmm [03:25:55] it's even more modified than that [03:26:10] the left column was made into header rows [03:26:25] damn I really gotta look into this [03:27:11] Ah I see. Thanks for letting me know. This seems to be the same behavior as moegirlpedia except that their source code is available. [03:27:23] [1/2] looks like this [03:27:23] [2/2] https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/407537962553966603/1414089641308455042/Screenshot_2025-09-07-11-27-00-69_3aea4af51f236e4932235fdada7d1643.jpg?ex=68be4d1b&is=68bcfb9b&hm=8934e76a0fc636f5b36743471f4b4e9471ef7bb7c06f335217f3bbc40aa0ae11& [03:27:38] [1/2] and on desktop [03:27:38] [2/2] https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/407537962553966603/1414089702998409276/image.png?ex=68be4d29&is=68bcfba9&hm=1f993609cbfb5a121236395688b6bfb25b771482dc23ad741d0fbc28b376d7d9& [03:28:02] Idk why they do the horizontal scroll though. Wrapping seems like the better solution. [03:28:39] might be due to the sheer length wrapping would introduce for the number of items in their infoboxes [05:25:30] Why is the wiki approval so slow [05:25:45] ive been waiting like 3 days for mine to get through, is there a holdup? [05:27:11] Hey pretty people, where do I go to setup multiple languages for our wiki? πŸ€” [05:27:28] We're trying to add french and turkish variants to the wiki [05:27:53] https://meta.miraheze.org/wiki/Help:How_to_support_multiple_languages_on_my_wiki [05:30:44] The AI that oversees wiki requests (monitored by human volunteers) was announced to be significantly disrupted a month ago; no updates on that situation have been given afaik [05:31:22] no humans have come to look at my wiki [05:31:47] any way I can get contact? (The person above me in the list already had someone look at them so..) [05:35:12] [1/2] Not sure; and the announcement also states there is an enormous backlog of requests - 219 as of last month - and I assume its only gotten worse since [05:35:13] [2/2] Essentially, unless the issue was resolved unannounced, I'm not sure if getting in contact with someone will reduce the duration of wait [05:38:49] Wait... Does it actually require _multiple_ wikis to exist at the same time for multiple languages? This feels a bit weird] [05:38:51] Eugh [05:39:04] yeah [05:39:18] That really sucks though [05:39:21] this kinda sucks/feels innecifient [05:40:36] Nope. [05:40:44] > You can also use interwiki links when a page has multilanguage versions on the same wiki. For example, you can link [[Example]] to [[Example/fr]]. [05:40:52] Currently there are 80 requests [05:41:02] It's not fully accurate. The AI is working, but it only reviews a wiki request once [05:41:13] I am at spot 24 [05:41:26] yeah I noticed [05:41:27] After that, it requires a human review and we are at a deficit for reviewers [05:41:32] Ah [05:41:55] I am only available on weekends now, but often am making up the difference [05:42:11] I'll be blasting through the queue tomorrw [05:42:16] Its the feckin weekend chop chop take your timeeee [05:42:26] Apologies for the misinformation then [05:42:34] Oh [05:42:36] another question [05:42:49] is it possible to apply page specific css to miraheze wikis [05:43:02] I was admittedly a bit confused because there wasn't really an update on the wiki request review AI [05:43:05] [1/2] ie page A has this background [05:43:06] [2/2] page B has this background [05:43:49] [1/2] I am also going to ask: https://meta.miraheze.org/wiki/Special:RequestWikiQueue/65403#mw-section-comments [05:43:49] [2/2] is this description enough to get accepted or does it warrant a rewrite [05:44:15] [1/2] there are two ways - more trad is several wikis, aka what Wikipedia and Fandom do, that means essentially different communities as well [05:44:15] [2/2] another way is setting up Translate extension, thus keeping all on one wiki but that means that other lang versions should be precise translations of original english pages + horrible code [05:44:23] Each page has a unique class that corresponds to its page name [05:44:56] so you can? What about using templates to apply 1 file to all [05:45:32] [1/9] so: [05:45:32] [2/9] A.css [05:45:32] [3/9] >Page 1 [05:45:33] [4/9] >Page 2 [05:45:33] [5/9] >Page 3 [05:45:33] [6/9] B.css [05:45:34] [7/9] >Page 4 [05:45:34] [8/9] >Page 5 [05:45:34] [9/9] >Page 6 [05:46:44] [1/3] I wrote a gadget that does this a while back. It does not require hard-coding page names in CSS and just needs a template. I will put it on the dev wiki as some point. Example: [05:46:45] [2/3] https://strinova.org/wiki/Teatime_Delight [05:46:45] [3/3] https://strinova.org/wiki/Rustic_Rumble [05:47:19] oh fuck [05:47:22] that is cool [05:47:27] now how do I do this with light/dark [05:47:36] I'm also a steward, board member, and director of trust and safety, some have a little more priority. πŸ™‚ [05:47:49] [1/3] You can have pages in multiple languages on the same wiki. Example: [05:47:50] [2/3] https://strinova.org/wiki/Michele [05:47:50] [3/3] https://strinova.org/wiki/Michele/ja [05:48:17] yeah thats fair enough [05:50:29] [1/3] There's a full guide: [05:50:30] [2/3] https://meta.miraheze.org/wiki/Help:How_to_improve_the_dark_mode_appearance_of_my_wiki [05:50:30] [3/3] I think the gadget only handles dark mode on vector-2022. For other skins you would need to look for alternative solutions. [05:50:51] damn I wanted to use refreshed for mine [05:50:53] ah yeah, that too, probably my preferred way [05:50:59] (we did a vote and everyone liked it that way) [05:52:15] That's the unfortunate part of using a less popular skin: it'll be more difficult to find wikis that you can copy-paste CSS from. [05:52:47] I mean we are rebuilding it ground up, I might just use themetoggle for this [06:12:28] [1/2] Can I delete my wiki, then re-create it under a different account? [06:12:28] [2/2] There's probably a weirdo or two that I'm worried cyberstalks my original account under a different alias. [06:12:58] That's fair, it was a pretty short-lived but impactful interruption [06:13:09] I would prefer being able to just have all the logs erased and remade under a different username [06:13:10] you can just add the new account as a bureaucrat I think [06:13:16] oh ok [06:13:46] yeah but technically they could view the rename log of the original account [06:14:21] I deleted all of the pages and images except for the main page I think [06:14:32] it's fairly small and I was the only editor [06:15:18] to be fair, it is private so the public can't view the pages anyways, but still [06:15:37] in case it gets bigger and I want to make it public someday [06:16:33] I didn't get cancelled, just that the person that I have to deal with is a total nutjob and threatens people over political differences [06:17:21] so I'd rather the wiki be affiliated with a creator under an alias with a fresh start [06:18:00] because I don't want this individual threatening me or my community because they're childish [06:19:01] said individual shouldn't be able to recognize my other account's name [06:20:58] but yeah idk if deleting a wiki then re-making it with the creator/original bureaucrat being replaced by a different one if it can be start up again from scratch is possible [06:25:42] Oh, another critical question, when using Maps, do I need to host the leaflet map or I need to upload the grid files into mediawiki somehow? πŸ€” [08:19:42] Can we turn my wiki to CC-NC-SA? [08:33:43] <.labster, replying to huannengqizhaban> Go to Special:ManageWiki/settings on your wiki, and in the Editing tab you can change the license. [08:35:04] hiiii labster [08:43:23] <.labster> hey Legroom [09:08:41] [1/3] ello guys I need some help [09:08:42] [2/3] What's the difference between the underlined two here? [09:08:42] [3/3] https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/407537962553966603/1414175533922652190/image.png?ex=68be9d19&is=68bd4b99&hm=434b5c94b1b1bac8481576e3467c233cf468a9713657b427ba5e0a67563b2754& [09:10:55] [1/2] I don't know what (Main) means, and it has these other things too [09:10:55] [2/2] https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/407537962553966603/1414176094067884102/image.png?ex=68be9d9e&is=68bd4c1e&hm=171c8c3235d0cd785fca55b4f5203beff336a26a9fa6f01a5a0adc71d4e30c46& [09:14:18] [1/6] wikis have namespaces, which is basically types of pages [09:14:18] [2/6] (Main) means main namespace and it's considered to be the real content of the wiki, it's articles pages w/o prefixes in their titles/URLs [09:14:18] [3/6] other namespaces get those prefixes [09:14:19] [4/6] File: is a namespace for files uploaded on wiki, if you uploaded an image called cover.png, there's will be a page for it called File:Cover.png w/ file info [09:14:19] [5/6] pages w/ Template: prefix are templates, in their own namespace, they have special behaviors [09:14:19] [6/6] and so on [09:15:02] so basically, yellow on your screenshot is Namespace and red is actual Title [09:15:43] My wiki is entitled "World of Verlasse", so if (Main) is the real content of the wiki then what's the wiki title namespace for? [09:17:29] [1/3] this namespace is called Project technically and it will use Title Of The Wiki as prefix [09:17:29] [2/3] it's usually reserved for information about the wiki itself, like About, rules, copyright info [09:17:29] [3/3] I personally also move main page of wiki into Project namespace so it won't mix up w/ articles [09:18:07] BBut [09:18:39] but if you do so, you need to change some settings so Main Page functionality continue to work [09:18:53] btw the Main Page I have currently is the autogenerated one, and I want to keep the content of it safe while also needing a place to reserve my actual wiki main page for it [09:19:05] #[RESOLVED] how to set a new wiki page as the wiki's main page? I tried this out [09:19:27] I haven't moved the autogen Main Page yet [09:20:06] okay, so you have new Main Page now set up? [09:20:12] yep [09:20:59] usually people create things like drafts, sandboxed or some long notes under their user pages [09:21:01] well it doesn't redirect vie the sidebar yet [09:21:24] wym by this [09:22:37] [1/3] User: is another namespace, it works like user profile [09:22:37] [2/3] my username is Legroom, i keep a sandbox for myself as User:Legroom/Sandbox [09:22:37] [3/3] in other words it's a subpage of my user profile [09:24:52] [1/2] can have different title, whatever [09:24:53] [2/2] you can either just copy all code of default main page for yourself on new user subpage, or just move it entirely by choosing User in yellow drop-down, and typing User:[Your username here]/[something here] in red field [09:26:06] [1/2] or you can move the page entirely by choosing User in yellow drop-down, and typing User:[Your username here]/[something here] in red field [09:26:06] [2/2] but after that you'll have to create new page called "Main Page" [09:27:30] ohhh that's how you type stuff in that red field [09:28:02] the move thing is basically renaming a page [09:28:55] for example in russian UI it's literally called "rename", and "move" is a rather technical term because you can change namespace here as well [09:29:34] that cleared up some stuff [09:29:38] so red field is basically new name [09:29:49] there's also bellow a flag [09:30:13] [1/2] I did the field stuff, but since this is the autogen Main Page from my wiki should I also toggle off the redirect toggle button? [09:30:13] [2/2] https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/407537962553966603/1414180951696609321/image.png?ex=68bea225&is=68bd50a5&hm=db9ac0c9a237c589df22f27c1796bd3b4dac6326d51e5e1a1dc1f9baceea93a0& [09:31:03] [1/2] yes [09:31:03] [2/2] redirect means that after renaming the wiki will keep the old name link that will open newly named page [09:31:18] ah cool [09:31:48] btw, that would mean the new main page I have already made would be automatically linked to the sidebar? [09:31:55] or do I need to work on that still? [09:32:52] what's the title of your new "main page" and what MediaWiki:Mainpage has right now? [09:33:51] [1/2] This [09:33:52] [2/2] https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/407537962553966603/1414181867501916311/image.png?ex=68bea2ff&is=68bd517f&hm=02e112f7f9563a2c2955ed336201d8784dfe0e6a726030b7a28521b633e05c79& [09:34:49] oh no, that's not it [09:35:29] MediaWiki: is another namespace, it defines some wiki settings [09:35:50] oh [09:35:52] 😭 [09:36:26] MediaWiki:Mainpage requires title of a page that will serve as such, and it will be used in sidebar and as logo link [09:36:38] default is just Main Page [09:36:53] which you want to rename right now [09:37:44] that means you need to create new "Main Page", w/ all that text you put on setting instead [09:37:55] after renaming [09:38:24] so firstly, create new wiki page titled "Main Page" [09:38:52] that's why i suggested copy/pasting first, it's kinda easier than all that [09:39:03] renaming and setting stuff [09:39:13] okkk [09:39:29] btw what I did here isn't like, too destructive or something? [09:39:51] since because apparently that's not the way to do it, and it is on the wrong page? [09:40:44] it just made sidebar and logo links non functional [09:41:17] I can't undo whatever I did at MediaWiki:Mainpage btw lol [09:43:51] [1/4] my suggestion [09:43:52] [2/4] * copy default main page code (via source editor) and paste to your new user subpage [09:43:52] [3/4] * move that text you've made on MediaWiki page to Main Page, which had default text [09:43:52] [4/4] * replace all that text on MediaWiki page w/ just "Main Page", like it was before [09:47:06] [1/2] like this for the first bullet? [09:47:06] [2/2] https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/407537962553966603/1414185198790377482/image.png?ex=68bea619&is=68bd5499&hm=f464a35ebb38a27b82a237a7c965b57f4d6a6b380411b9ed68461b593a658133& [09:47:29] https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/407537962553966603/1414185298681790494/image.png?ex=68bea631&is=68bd54b1&hm=547e337ab9855c633f36e1106e01697f60cfd60de34d1c57314654d0e0303dbc& [09:50:35] [1/3] can be done like this yeah [09:50:35] [2/3] it's just User:RoyalAce is like basic userpage [09:50:36] [3/3] a subpage is created by adding `/...` after that in title, can be done via URL [09:50:53] for the time being can work too [09:51:01] some editors do that [09:53:01] ok did it [09:53:15] https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/407537962553966603/1414186747297927238/image.png?ex=68bea78a&is=68bd560a&hm=cdff1b1c06ef11d8d86eaea1aa2656fcedb26f6384c92ecaf73ca705402d8bab& [09:53:17] second bullet [10:15:27] https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/407537962553966603/1414192333930364929/image.png?ex=68beacbe&is=68bd5b3e&hm=00897230ab53293dd3ec57d9ec2b11d5313dc3ed31665559749906e351ba6060& [10:15:27] ok got it [10:28:26] [1/2] There's something wrong with polcompball wiki(I'm not the creator of this wiki) [10:28:27] [2/2] https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/407537962553966603/1414195603893780541/Screenshot_2025-09-07-12-18-05-513_com.android.chrome.jpg?ex=68beafca&is=68bd5e4a&hm=31e07ca6d3d323eca25251dd672b224f605ecd38700c6d5ba151ec010596c90c& [10:30:18] What do I do? [10:30:39] you can't do anything here [10:30:53] it's a wiki setting problem [10:31:14] isn't this wiki moving out of Miraheze tho? [10:31:23] Idk [10:31:46] https://meta.miraheze.org/wiki/Steward_requests/Requests_for_reopening_wikis#mh:polcompballanarchy [10:31:48] evicted would be more accurate [10:31:58] lmaooo [10:35:35] pursue actual wiki admins then, Miraheze is not hosting them anymore [10:37:52] [1/4] Hello chat, I set up a Miraheze wiki for a fandom awhile back, did a bunch of editing, and then lost interest for awhile. There's one other user, who has been diligent at updating it. [10:37:52] [2/4] I have always found the Miraheze interface non-intuitive and difficult to navigate, and now since it's been so long since I last logged in, I'm completely at sea. [10:37:53] [3/4] I know there's something about being able to claim orphaned wikis if the owner hasn't been active for a certain time, someone can come along and grab ownership. This other user mentioned it awhile ago. [10:37:53] [4/4] I don't think they've acted on the info, and I wouldn't mind if they had, I just want to know: how the heck do I check whether I'm still the owner of the wiki or just an Admin?? [10:44:23] can you log in your Miraheze account? [10:46:00] [1/2] what do I set my wiki to if there's gonna be no updates but I don't want it closed? [10:46:01] [2/2] I plan on using it again in next year when I actually get the comics published but since there's nothing yet I want to not loose the wiki for no activity [10:46:07] otherwise check Special:ListUsers page and pick Administrator in group drop-down [10:46:44] I just really need to put the wiki in a temp hold until like next summer ish [10:47:00] the like 3 requests for the same wiki hits hard [10:47:24] you can request temporary exemption w/ hiatus/break reason, at [[SW/M]] [10:47:25] [10:47:30] damnit [10:47:38] wait a sec [10:48:07] so I just say "hey the wiki is on hiatus until the series is published" and it'll be spared? [10:48:33] [10:48:39] temporarily, yes [10:48:52] check other requests for examples [10:49:18] [1/2] K [10:49:18] [2/2] I know this wiki is gonna be on and off on activity due to the series production delay until I gte a new laptop [11:00:09] [1/2] It looks like my wiki doesn't meet the requirements for it [11:00:09] [2/2] I'll just set a calendar thing for every month to slightly tweak my wiki's templates [11:36:45] https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/407537962553966603/1414212793401348167/IMG_20250907_193636.jpg?ex=68bebfcc&is=68bd6e4c&hm=b1be06523af6586a8a0d34dedc6c0dfa4e5bcd1f605fe90b24741f32bb93c51a& [11:37:16] why the translated content is still marked red after I change the translation [12:27:46] [1/2] 8 [12:27:46] [2/2] https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/407537962553966603/1414225630727372820/LongScreenshot_20250907-192546.png?ex=68becbc1&is=68bd7a41&hm=c4558de72d61c0d544b2180b852335955268a003765c718983081583fd708e5b& [12:29:03] what are the chances Germanyforcountries requests for it to reopen again [12:29:20] I'm getting tired of the guy [12:29:30] Thick skull probably [12:29:48] He reopened it 5 times. [12:30:28] i can see why lol [12:32:39] i think kids should be doing better things, like eating mud outside [12:39:14] I completely forgot I had a ticket open [13:15:25] hello [14:04:39] Is there a way to protect specific Pages of being read by specific user groups? [14:10:32] No [14:10:59] https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Using_MediaWiki_as_a_content_management_system [14:56:21] [1/2] anyone know of existing modules that can deal with converting a timestamp to seconds? The timestamp could be M:SS, MM:SS, or H:MM:SS [14:56:21] [2/2] I could probably do it with gmatch but if there's already a module for working with durations it might be better to use that instead [14:56:47] this is for youtube links [15:09:24] hey guys I'm considering diving into templates [15:09:29] like template infoboxes [15:09:52] is there anything I need to know before I go in and touch on the templates? [15:10:49] infoboxes are pretty complex templates to deal with when starting out [15:12:31] normally you'd like, take a base infobox template from somewhere and use another template (with fixed inputs available) to pass the inputs to it [15:12:47] I'm prob not the best person to ask about this, still need to fix up my wiki's current infoboxes [15:13:41] but mediawiki has a pretty decent intro https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Templates [15:15:12] (you don't need to read the whole article, just the earlier parts [15:17:10] some ppl use this extension for easier formatting https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:PortableInfobox [15:19:40] [[Help:Infoboxes]] [15:19:41] [15:21:04] ah cool [15:27:56] but I have heard that importing is a bad idea? Or rather something along the lines of that? [15:28:04] I dunno where I got that statement from [15:28:52] but basically I have to be careful with what I import and there are only specific things that I can import [15:29:28] and frankly, I'm stuck with that [15:29:50] Well that doesn't sound right [15:31:40] Yes I can and I saw it thank you! [15:39:55] <_arawynn> @royalvanilla the part with being careful about importing refers to importing from Wikipedia since their Infoboxes are extremely complicated and have lots of dependencies [15:39:56] importing from wikipedia (for certain templates, especially infoboxes) is a bad idea [15:40:00] yep [15:40:41] what should I import exactly then? from Mediawiki and other miraheze-hosted wikis? [15:40:46] some stuff makes sense to import from wikipedia but others will just add a billion extra pages that you have to sift through later (speaking from experience x.x) [15:41:29] find a wiki whose infobox you like and see what they use for it [15:44:39] <_arawynn> you can also look at https://dev.miraheze.org/ [15:45:29] <_arawynn> there's already a number of different templates you can use [15:52:37] https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/407537962553966603/1414277186843836426/image.png?ex=68befbc5&is=68bdaa45&hm=ba57751b70667995b4c24dcbe92394b12f56a1ce44228fea3f77f2c38e25a8b8& [15:52:46] https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/407537962553966603/1414277224970059892/image.png?ex=68befbce&is=68bdaa4e&hm=063d80ee762f4826e5b2dd220b5a874c2590ee826614b693eefc8d617762a990& [15:53:01] 😩 [15:53:44] any staff know when we're getting 5.2? [16:05:05] Until [LuaSandbox]() decides to upgrade to 5.2, is what I'm guessing [16:05:06] How would I do this? [16:13:31] Probably when Debian upgrade things too [16:18:29] https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T178146 [16:18:58] I would guess never tbh [16:19:09] Based on that task [16:21:56] I guess watch https://wikimedia.eventyay.com/talk/wikimania2025/talk/VB3898/ @reyvarie [16:23:25] πŸ™ [16:27:11] That WhatsApp notification sound at the start of the recording scared me [16:33:31] Wild to think Scribunto might have used JavaScript if it was developed 3 months later [16:47:04] wooo 1.44 [16:51:03] Is disabling unused extensions a good practice? Will it help performance? [16:56:05] If the code paths are being executed then yes [16:57:54] Ahh ok (I don't know what a code path is) [16:58:51] A line of code [16:59:18] I assume not all extensions have lines of code running all the time. [16:59:45] That's correct [17:00:40] How do I know which extensions run lines of code all the time, and which ones don't? Or is it impossible for a non-techy guy like me to tell them apart from a first glance? [17:01:34] It's not that easy to figure out [17:01:43] What extensions did you have in mind [17:11:50] I'm not sure you can [17:12:13] Because I'm fairly sure the profiler is only available when using X-Debug via mwtask [17:12:18] Which is only available to Tech [17:12:51] Nothing in particular [17:13:00] Just seeing a lot of extensions for features we don't ever use [17:13:21] Polls, arrays, poems, support for embeds and different file types etc. [17:14:18] is there any reason to believe there's actually a performance problem? [17:17:00] Disabling extensions will (for the most part) have a negligible impact on page performance [17:17:24] Generally not worth worrying about unless you're chasing a specific issue. [17:18:04] Nah [17:18:28] It runs fine on my PC [17:18:30] My answer would be not to worry then [17:18:55] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:PERFORMANCE generally still applies [17:18:55] Just worrying whether those Google metrics are overblown (or out of my control) or my fault [17:19:12] What Google metrics [17:19:17] Also that's a specific problem [17:20:28] [1/2] whatever these are [17:20:29] [2/2] https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/407537962553966603/1414299294969757897/image.png?ex=68bf105c&is=68bdbedc&hm=c61aa86dda0cc7454de49c6a5e84defd832c7b5629b3279535c3fb2b8928bf4f& [17:20:32] I'm guessing you're seeing something in search console about indexing challenges? [17:20:34] Ah yeah [17:20:47] yeah [17:21:05] Google has some... unrealistic expectations [17:21:11] To put it mildly [17:21:38] Provided you're not overloading a page with tons of images or complex/expensive parser functions, you're probably fine. [17:21:49] Alright [17:21:50] Esp. with those numbers [17:22:04] So basically those numbers are already good enough [17:22:23] That first section of the page lists numbers from actual users, not from the current test [17:22:38] Just have to not be like the Garten of Banban Wiki where each swipe feels like dragging a stone slab. [17:22:42] So sometimes if you don't have enough users the estimates are inaccurate [17:22:50] [1/2] your perfromance is at 98 which is good [17:22:50] [2/2] https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/407537962553966603/1414299886790115499/image0.jpg?ex=68bf10e9&is=68bdbf69&hm=70dde00fb692b06148e62a09a5ef496a2e0c754b77dc25a1e6419938e5a8d36c& [17:22:50] Also true [17:23:16] Yeah the diagnosis test is quite good [17:23:44] [1/2] shows to me that u passed? [17:23:44] [2/2] https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/407537962553966603/1414300113895030885/image0.jpg?ex=68bf111f&is=68bdbf9f&hm=d3e685f3c4b1eff59d16705f091bcfd287607c4caec6a18e0dc6566cd038c81c& [17:23:56] try Origin instead of This URL @ top right [17:24:16] (i have forced bitboy to fix his main page) [17:26:06] It just changes a bit, some metrics do better, some do worse [17:26:12] But overall not changing much [17:26:57] What kocka said about inadequate sample size is def true. Beyond that, it's also at the mercy of our servers which very occasionally get a bit wobbly, so that can also impact results [17:27:22] (More improvements/redundancy coming sooooon) [17:46:11] (also I would not hedge any bets on PageInsights being at all a reflection of how humans interpret website speed) [17:46:27] generally if it does not feel slow then regardless of what PageInsights say you shouldn't worry [17:46:49] (also Google has repeatedly said that PageInsights do not contribute to SEO as much as people think) [17:46:59] But also Google lie so take that how you will [17:47:00] Β―\_(ツ)_/Β― [17:47:24] That is definitely one consistent truth: google will lie. πŸ˜„ [17:48:54] also in my experience it's really difficult to tell if website traffic is because you did something, or if it's just because of how many people searched that topic on that day [18:30:59] Hi, how do I use the PageNotice extension exactly? I've tried following the mediawiki page's instructions for it, and have it enabled, but have still been unable to figure out how exactly to make it work. I've added a page to my wiki called "mediawiki:top-notice-ns-02", added content to it, and then linked to it in another page using [18:31:00] "[[mediawiki:top-notice-ns-02]]" and yet it simply links to the page rather than making the top notice as I would expect [18:33:39] [1/2] Maybe try without the leading 0? "mediawiki:top-notice-ns-2" [18:33:40] [2/2] You don't need to link to it, it should be applied automatically to all pages in that namespace [18:34:50] Ah, so it doesn't work how I wanted it to then, I have seen some wiki pages that do things such as "This page needs more detail" as a top notice, how would I go about doing something like that? [18:36:21] They're probably using message box templates, e.g. https://dev.miraheze.org/wiki/Template:Ambox [18:42:52] Oh, thank you! That was indeed the case! [18:42:55] Have a fantastic day! [18:47:09] No problem! [23:56:17] How do I update my wiki to 1.44? [23:57:20] All wikis will be automatically updated, you don’t have to do anything [23:57:41] Ty [23:58:56] is the site going through an update rn? [23:59:02] is that why pages arent loading [23:59:23] I assume so