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Correct script format, Funnybony's talk page
- Here are “industry standard” Script formatting instructions from Hollywood. THIS is the correct way, the science, how to write a professional script. This is a short script about script formatting by the Industry for the Industry:
INDUSTRY STANDARD SCRIPT FORMATTING INSTRUCTIONS for genuine reference.
How to highlight text How to link
sig:{{SUBST:User:Ohnogodnotagain/time|{{subst:CURRENTTIME}} {{subst:CURRENTDAY}} {{subst:CURRENTMONTHNAME}} {{subst:CURRENTYEAR}}}} {{SUBST:nosubst|User:Aleister in Chains/sig}}
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go to your Preferences and type into the signature section. {{SUBST:nosubst|User:Big Duck/sig}} and save it at the bottom, now when you sign posts with --~~~~ it will display
- Big Duck
- recnewsnewstunupartclpic
- imagwycdprotectguiderewrupfilemagetpltesdamansigdates
- 1234567cfunpagestyikes11bipohowtocolecg'9halyogbar
- bfticsfrtcolbedcnt
- rightsreskinquapicsgetpicswikcodnewz
maybe show me how to make my colours fade towards the end (p.s. its hard to tell if I like this one...or the animated dog and old record player one). --ShabiDOO 10:53, March 12, 2012 (UTC)
- That's easy. Each letter is in it's own span.
[[User:PuppyOnTheRadio|<span style="color:#000">P</span><span style="color:#111">u</span><span style="color:#222">p</span><span style="color:#333">p</span><span style="color:#444">y</span>]] [[User talk:PuppyOnTheRadio|<span style="color:#555">D</span><span style="color:#666">e</span><span style="color:#777">b</span><span style="color:#888">a</span><span style="color:#999">r</span><span style="color:#aaa">k</span><span style="color:#bbb">e</span><span style="color:#ccc">d</span>]]Like that
edit Custom tags
edit Multiple page views
Multiple page views allow you to create an individual page that has various random or predetermined changes within the page if certain parameters are met, or based upon a random element.
edit Random choice tag
The <choose> tag is used as follows:
<choose> <option>Text1</option> <option>Text2</option> <option weight=5>Text3</option> </choose>
Every time the page is loaded, the tag is replaced with one of the options. Options with a greater value have a greater chance of popping up. If an option has no value, 1 is assumed.
Besides random selectors, this template is also useful for stripping categories out of templates. Typing
<choose><option>{{template|params}}</option></choose>
includes the template without adding the page to categories it implies. For examples that use random templates, see Mad Libs and Tourette's Syndrome.
edit {{R}} randomisation
With templates using randomisation like this you will find that you will have the same thing showing up several times on one page. For example the {{noun}} template produces a random noun on the loading of the page. By using this same template throughout the page you end up with the same noun being repeated, so that {{noun}} {{noun}} {{noun}} {{noun}} {{noun}} produces:
Volvo Volvo Volvo Volvo Volvo
By using the {{r}} template this continues the randomisation throughout the page as it loads, so that {{r|noun}} {{r|noun}} {{r|noun}} {{r|noun}} {{r|noun}} produces:
mitten Sparta antibacterial clavicle dollhouse
edit {{CGI}} page alteration
When creating a page that you wish to have several variations on an individual page but have the ability to determine the output of the page, using {{CGI}}. Details of how to use 0 can be found on the template page itself. By using this with a parser functions like {{#switch:}} you have the ability to determine changes to a page.
For example:
:Current value is {{CGI}}
:{{CGI|{{#expr:{{CGI}}+1}}|Increment the current number}}
:{{CGI|{{#expr:{{CGI}}-1}}|Decrement the current number}}
:{{#switch:{{#expr:{{CGI}} mod 2}} <!-- determines if a number is odd or even -->
| 0 = even
| 1 = odd
}}
Produces the following output:
- Current value is 0
- Increment the current number
- Decrement the current number
- even
Try clicking on the above links to see the changes.
This is used in Chatroulette to scroll through the different screen options without creating numerous pages.
edit DPL and forums
edit Dynamic page list
The dynamic page list tag is a MediaWiki extension and is currently used on UnNews. It has the following syntax:
<DynamicPageList> namespace=NAMESPACE category=CATEGORY shownamespace=true (or false) mode=ordered (or unordered) suppresserrors=true (or false) </DynamicPageList>
This tag gets page titles in the specified namespace and category and pastes them as a numbered/bulleted (controlled by the ordered parameter) list. This example lists all articles from Category:Encyclopedias in an ordered and unordered fashion. (It is a table with a dynamic page list tag in both cells.)
More information on DPL can be found here
edit Forum tag
The forum extension is similar to dynamic page lists, except it displays more information about the entries. See Forum:Index (in fact, the tag should be used only on forum pages, or in Uncyclopedia:Maintenance, or Template:Oldcatlist).
edit Site-wide CSS hacks
These are managed via MediaWiki:Uncyclopedia.css (for skin-specific hacks, it is the Uncyclopedia equivalent of MediaWiki:Monobook.css (The skin called Monobook differs by the placement of Google ads and is used for other Wikia.)) and MediaWiki:Common.css (for site-wide hacks).
edit Non-white image frames
Normally, if a thumb/frame image is placed on a non-white background, the result is crappy. To circumwent default MediaWiki behavior, transclude the image in a nonwhite class div, like this:
<div class="nonwhite">[[Image:File.ext|thumb|Description]]</div>
This table shows the difference. The left column uses the default MediaWiki rules, while the right column uses the hack.
edit Underlined and non-underlined links
Traditionally, wikilinks are not underlined if viewed by an anonymous user and underlined if viewed by a registered user. However, some pages may require this convention to be overridden. If class="(no)underlinelink" is applied to an HTML element, line a span, div, table or column, it will make all links inside that element (non-)underlined.
| In this column, no links are underlined. | This column uses default behavior for links. | In this column, all links are underlined. |
edit Stealth external links
Mostly used for Template:User, this class allows technicaly external (links to Uncyclopedia that require parameters) links to appear almost exactly like wikilinks. This class can be used in table, div, span, tt, etc.
| normal | class="plainlinks" | class="stealthexternallink" |
| Wiki link External link Interwiki link Broken link | Wiki link External link Interwiki link Broken link | Wiki link External link Interwiki link Broken link |
edit New
Also, a slight edit to class="new" allows it to be imparted on, and indeed overwrite, wikilinks:
| normal | class="new" |
| Wiki link Broken link | Wiki link Broken link |
edit Custom Logos
Several namespaces have custom logos using body[class=ns-0] #p-logo a redefinitions. You can't edit them, but you can suggest them at Uncyclopedia:Logos.
edit "Buttons"
Here is a stupid little piece of code to make clickish-able buttons in some browsers (click the mouse button down and hold it, in Mozilla and Opera maybe):
You can define any border color/width, font, or background color you like. Just do not define a border-style in the text (the css swaps it from outset to inset) or it will not be changed.
- Note: Recently changed from :hover to :active, more akin to a form button)
edit Bold Administrators
The names of the administrators are currently bold on Special:Recentchanges. This is done with a gay css trick:
ul.special li a[title="User:Algorithm"],
ul.special li a[title="User:BobBobBob"],
...
ul.special li a[title="User:Volte"] { font-weight: bold }
You can copy the list to your user css and do fun things with it if you so desire.
edit Find and greet noobs
If you are a greeter whore (the type who likes to subst: in {{Welcome}} to aim for the top of Special:Mostlinked), this little trick will show missing talk pages for logged in users bold bright green (in Mozilla and maybe Opera) in recent changes. Just add it to your css:
ul.special li a[title ^="User talk:"].new { color:#00ff00;font-weight:bold }
ul.special li a[title ="Special:Contributions"] + a[title ^="User talk:"].new { color:#CC2200;font-weight:normal }
The first line triggers for all missing (class="new") User_talk: links on Recent Changes (and some other special pages). The second line triggers for all anonymous IP talk pages (which you don't want to greet). Therefor, if you tweak the styles of the first line, you should undo any tweaks in the second to reduce false positives. Eg: { color:#00ff00;border:2px dashed red;background-color:pink;text-decoration:blink; } and { color:#CC2200;border:none;background-color:transparent;text-decoration:none; }
edit Hiding/showing stuff
You can add code to your user uncyclopedia.css and show or hide many features, if you so desire. Here are some you may wish to adjust:
edit Scores
In {{S}} (used in some other templates) and {{vfp}}, there are (optionally somtimes) score boxes to tally votes. For some people who tally votes this can be distracting. To hide these you can use:
.scorebox {display: none;}
edit VFH
In {{VFH}}, there is a hidden (by default) div which shows the appropriate code for placing {{FA}} (the featured-article template, including date and link to 'featured' version). You can display it with:
.featurecode {display: inline;}
edit Signatures
In user signatures, you can make hidden text that is shown when the user hovers over a part of your sig.
<span class="sigexpand">Sig<span class="sighidden">nature</span></span>
turns to:
edit In-place CSS/template hacks
Modifying these does not require adminship.
edit Title override
The {{title}} template can be used to replace the displayed title of an article:
Usage: {{title|new title|align=ALIGNMENT}}. This page uses title|align=center as an example. Both parameters are optional.
edit Fake "From Wikipedia" text
Originally created for the Cell church page, the {{fromwp}} template, which needs to be included at the top of the page, prints a fake "From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia" subheader. It is used on this page.
edit Conditional templates
These templates output its value only if a certain condition is met.
{{if|condition|text|alternate text}}{{switch|key|case a=value|case b=value|...|default=value}}{{ifie|text}}{{ifnotie|text}}
The if template outputs the text if "condition" is not an empty string; otherwise, it prints the alternate text. The ifie/ifnotie templates output the text if the user is/isn't using Internet Explorer.
There exist tag-like versions of ifie/ifnotie for those who need advanced formatting (if one tries adding HTML attributes in a template parameter, the entire parameter gets stripped). Usage:
{{ie-begin}}text{{ie-end}}{{notie-begin}}text{{notie-end}}
edit See also
Thanks, Al 1:37
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