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Posted: Fri Jun 23, 2006 9:47 am
by The Mindset
Hyperspatial Travel wrote:Just so you know, Penguenia, just add the: [[Category:ESUSWiki unfinished]] tag to your article, and it's automatically moved into unfinished.
No, you add {{unfinished}} to the top, it'll add a banner saying it's unfinished, AND add it to the relevant category. Which I've already done anyway.
Posted: Sat Jun 24, 2006 12:15 pm
by The Mindset
Okie dokia. Pretty much all Wikipedia templates should work on the ESUSWiki now.
Posted: Wed Jun 28, 2006 9:41 pm
by Arizona Nova
Yeah. So I took a little initiative and made an
Out of Character category on ESUSWiki to store all the relevant OOC data on
everything. I hope it's up to code.
Posted: Wed Mar 07, 2007 12:35 am
by Arizona Nova
http://wiki.esusalliance.co.uk/index.ph ... :Religions
Alright people! Religions in your country - lets hear about them!
Re: ESUS Wiki
Posted: Mon Jun 25, 2007 1:05 pm
by Arizona Nova
ALL MEMBERS (ESPECIALLY NEWER ONES) PLEASE NOTE:
If the wiki is being bothersome to you, and/or your account does not work, simply do a write-up for an article and post it here with its intended name on the Wiki. One of our rabidly crazy Wiki staff will move to upload it asap.
Re: [INFO] ESUSWiki
Posted: Sun Sep 20, 2009 12:45 am
by Arizona Nova
MAJOR UPDATE TO TEMPLATE:SHIP INFOBOX!
I've updated ship infobox to use more sophisticated "if-then" functions for its information. As such, when making ship pages from now on,
use this template:
http://wiki.esusalliance.co.uk/index.ph ... fobox_ship
Leave any irrelevant details
blank, they will not display on the page (i.e., don't even use n/a).
THIS UPDATE IS ALSO BACKWARDS COMPATIBLE. Anyone with ship pages up do not
need to update their page, though feel free to add the new information in.
Re: [INFO] ESUSWiki
Posted: Mon Oct 12, 2009 4:09 am
by Arizona Nova
Alright, when uploading to the ESUSWiki, do try and keep things under 500kb/800px, whichever comes first. I know 150kb is a bit draconian and a lot of you probably blow past that warning, but having a picture upwards of 500kb is a bit excessive; the wiki is a reference, not an image-hosting service. I'll be cruising through the files section and cutting back the fat periodically.
To do that:
-Don't save complicated pictures (ship renders w/backgrounds) as a 24bit png; instead, save as a jpg, and reduce the quality 15 percent, to 85 percent quality. The difference is barely perceptible at full resolution and negligible in thumbnails.
-For simpler more stylized files (flags, seals, etc.) do save as a 256 color PNG. JPGs will result in lower quality for these and usually be larger; PNG works best in this instance.
This reduces our bandwidth and makes the wiki more browsable for people with slower connections.