Thread:TiberiumFusion/@comment-26436378-20150526160156/@comment-10898177-20150529050636

The Prosk and Crion pages look great, good job with that! And yes, if you want you can cite the comic in a References section at the bottom of the page. I'll be creating a template soon for all comic source material to sit at the top of the page (like the Stub template) just to declare that it's from comics. You can add extra info to each item page, yes. The blue rectangles are just the quick info boxes, and I think adding too much information to them will cause clutter and confusion. -- And lastly, about WikiCode tables. Those... are a mess, really. I'll try to explain them as best as possible. Here is an excerpt from the Internals page:

Let's look at the first line: This is the declaration line. The entire table is enclosed in {} brackets, and you can see the opening { bracket on this first line (ignore the carriage return, that's to save image space). In it, the border width, space between cell contents and edges, space between cells, and CSS class are defined. There are also inline CSS attributes. Now, the next three lines are the cells in the header row, they start with !



Scope is the type of component to the table it should be. We're using columns over rows, so each one is set to column. The | splits the scope declaration and name of the column. The names are bolded, hence the [NAME] triple apostrophes. So to add another column, add a new line after the existing 3 columns and do: Next up is filling columns. To end a row of cells, use: So, we end the header row with |- and then enter data for the next row. The next row is like this:

Each cell is defined by just the | character. So the first | that appears after a |- means the first cell of the next row. The first column is images, so the first cell of each row happens to be the internal's image. The new cell (and column) is name. The final one is description. Then we end the row with a |- so that we can start the next one. So, to add the data for a fourth cell (and column), add a new line after the third cell (for each row) and enter anything there. A completed example of adding a new column for the whole table: The |... is just a placeholder for the rest of the table. And since we started the table with a { bracket, we end with a } bracket. Take note of the | in front of the } too.

I hope that's helpful and understandable!