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| − | Is there any special way to get a map into 100 squares, all separate images? {{User:Greggacam/Sig}}
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| − | :<span style="color:#060">To see how the maps are put together, either look at the code used on one of the [[:Category:Areas|Area]] pages or read the instructions at [[:Category:Needs Map]]. You are right in guessing that they are all separate images.</span><br>{{User:Belgrave/Sig}}
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| − | ::I read that, I'm wodnering how you get it into those separate images. The FSGuide maps are just one image and the games' are also one. {{User:Greggacam/Sig}}
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| − | :::<span style="color:#060">The maps on fallenswordguide AND the game are also made up of the individual images except there is no spacing between the images in the game. I get my maps by going to the game's map page (while I am in an area) and copying the source. I then replace all the html code between the image urls with | and change it all to wiki format.</span><br>{{User:Belgrave/Sig}}
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| − | :::<span style="color:#888">If you haven't noticed already, the map is listed in a table format. What happens is, cell padding and such makes space around each cell, which is the white space you see around each image.</span><br>{{User:CHiNback/Sig}}
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| − | ::::<span style="color:#060">Actually, it's <tt>cellspacing="1"</tt> which I use. If we used <tt>cellpadding="1"</tt> instead, you'd end up with 2px between each image and that extra space ends up not looking as nice.</span><br>{{User:Belgrave/Sig}}
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| − | :::::Thanks, I'm making [[Pennalor Swamps (North)]] right now, are there any possible shortcuts around copying the whole previous row and filling in the numbers? {{User:Greggacam/Sig}}
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| − | ::::::<span style="color:#060">HCS made it easy by adding their map feature. Now all you have to do is copy the source code from that, remove all the html, add the coordinate numbers and wiki markup, and in maybe 15 minutes you should have the complete map ready to add to the wiki! Personally, I use Notepad and find the 'replace all' to be quite helpful...</span><br>{{User:Belgrave/Sig}}
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| − | :::::::Replace All is genius thanks! {{User:Greggacam/Sig}}
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| − | ::::::::<span style="color:#060">You just need to be sure to go through and make sure each image is on a separate line. Also, if you don't want to do the [[Template:MapNote|MapNotes]], I can do them for you later.</span><br>{{User:Belgrave/Sig}}
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| − | :::::::::No thanks I only have one more Note to go so I might as well do it, they're pretty easy. {{User:Greggacam/Sig}}
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| − | ::::::::::Done! I'm so proud my first map :) I'll be making a lot more in the future I can tell. Thanks for helping me! {{User:Greggacam/Sig}}
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| − | :::::::::::<span style="color:#060">See, once you have it figured out, everything is suddenly easy!</span><br>{{User:Belgrave/Sig}}
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| − | == Arrow ==
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| − | Is there a way to make an external link without the little arrow picture after it?<br>{{User:Greggacam/Sig}}
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| − | :<span style="color:#060">Use<pre><span class="plainlinks">[external link]</span></pre>You could have also looked at the code you copied from my signature to use in yours since that has some really modified internal and external links.</span><br>{{User:Belgrave/Sig}}
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| − | ::Oh ya I see now, thanks.<br>{{User:Greggacam/Sig}}
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| − | == Two Questions ==
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| − | Hello, I first want to say I'm sorry for taking your idea of the overhead border, I guess I didn't realize how similar the two signatures looked. And I also have two questions, I was hoping you could answer.
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| − | First, I was wondering how to make a "space" in WikiCode. After the left border of my signature I wanted to make a space before Greggacam but I couldn't do it, I figured there might be a way to make a space in code. And I also wanted to verify how to make a sortable table. I think you just put the tag <br><pre>class="sortable"</pre>in the beginning of the table, but I'm not sure. Thanks!<br>{{User:Greggacam/Sig}}
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| − | :<span style="color:#060">There isn't wikicode for a space, but there is an html character code for that (<tt>&nbsp;</tt>). Also, you're correct on that sortable table class.</span><br>{{User:Belgrave/Sig}}
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| − | == Medals ==
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| − | Would it be good if I created a page for every medal image so people could just type
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| − | <pre>{{Loyalty (Bronze)}} </pre> into their page to put up an image? Also do you see anything wrong with my sig that's making the line underneath?<br>{{User:Greggacam/Sig}}
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| − | :<span style="color:#060">It's not necessary, but it wouldn't hurt. However, I'd probably name them something like Template:Loyalty-B, S, G, or C. Also, I think it's almost to the point where we have to start making sub-categories for some of the templates so we don't have to spend so much time looking through them for the one we want... example Guild Templates, Player Templates, Image Templates, etc.</span><br>{{User:Belgrave/Sig}}
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| − | ::Ya I see what you're saying, we should do that soon. What if I just made one page for all medals, then made pages off that for each medal (such as Template:Medals/Loyalty_B)? Also do you know what's wrong with my signature? On my previous post there was a line under it.<br>{{User:Greggacam/Sig}}
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| − | :::<span style="color:#060">I just checked the code in your sig and noticed you only closed 1 of your 10 span tags. Also, be sure to put the <tt>noinclude</tt> tag directly after the end of your sig and not on the next line down... that sometimes affects things</span>
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| − | :::<span style="color:#060">As for medal templates, there really is no need to make it one page and then sub pages... as fast as templates go, that would end up being very confusing.</span><br>{{User:Belgrave/Sig}}
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| − | ::::Oh thanks I thought you just could type <nowiki></span></nowiki> to close all your tags. {{User:Greggacam/Sig}}
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| − | Is there a way to change the color of a plainlink? <br>{{User:Greggacam/Sig}}
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| − | :<pre><span style="plainlinks">[http://www.webaddress.com <span style="color:#458etc">webaddresstext</span>]</span></pre>{{User:Belgrave/Sig}}
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| − | ::OK I had it right I just forgot to put the <nowiki>color:</nowiki> tag.
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| | :<span style="color:#060">That isn't exactly possible since we need to consider the many different screen resolutions and browser widths of other users. One possible solution would be to give different background colors to every other row. It would work for [[Template:CStat]] but would make use of [[Template:CEnh]] more detailed since I'd have to add another parameter so you'd have to manually tell each enhancement what background color to be. I'll play around with it today and see what I can conjure up.</span><br>{{User:Belgrave/Sig}} | | :<span style="color:#060">That isn't exactly possible since we need to consider the many different screen resolutions and browser widths of other users. One possible solution would be to give different background colors to every other row. It would work for [[Template:CStat]] but would make use of [[Template:CEnh]] more detailed since I'd have to add another parameter so you'd have to manually tell each enhancement what background color to be. I'll play around with it today and see what I can conjure up.</span><br>{{User:Belgrave/Sig}} |
| | ::CStat look really nice! I'm sure there's a way to figure out if the enhancement is on an odd or even line... - [[User:Robyyn|Robyyn]] 12:19, 6 July 2008 (BST) | | ::CStat look really nice! I'm sure there's a way to figure out if the enhancement is on an odd or even line... - [[User:Robyyn|Robyyn]] 12:19, 6 July 2008 (BST) |
| | + | :::<span style="color:#060">At the moment, the only way to do it is manually. I did add an extra parameter (<tt><span style="color:#600">|col=</span></tt>), but I've avoided using it in hope that someday HCS will finally get around to giving us the extensions we need to be able to do things like that.</span><br>{{User:Belgrave/Sig}} |
