Talk:Fruitbat
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As for the colors themselves in each template, edit a template and you'll see lines like: bgcolor="#CCFFCC" | As for the colors themselves in each template, edit a template and you'll see lines like: bgcolor="#CCFFCC" | ||
That means that the background color for the following section should be hexadecimal #CCFFCC, which is a pale green. | That means that the background color for the following section should be hexadecimal #CCFFCC, which is a pale green. | ||
| + | [[User: Platypus | Platypus]] | ||
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| + | How do you create a new template? | ||
| + | It's a bit like creating a new page. First you need to put the name of your new template on a page and save that page. Template names use the squiggly brackets { rather than the square ones [. Then edit the page you put the template name on. At the bottom of the edit screen, under the save button, will be lines saying: | ||
| + | Templates used on this page: | ||
| + | • Whatever you named your template | ||
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| + | Now you can click on the red link and go to the edit page for your template. I copy the coding from one template to the next and just do minor tweaking, like altering the colors. | ||
[[User: Platypus | Platypus]] | [[User: Platypus | Platypus]] | ||
Revision as of 13:08, 5 February 2007
How do you get the status indicater to change colors?
By creating a new status indicator. By creating a new template for each story, I can go to the Special Page 'Most Linked To' and see precisely how many pages each story has.
As for the colors themselves in each template, edit a template and you'll see lines like: bgcolor="#CCFFCC" That means that the background color for the following section should be hexadecimal #CCFFCC, which is a pale green. Platypus
How do you create a new template? It's a bit like creating a new page. First you need to put the name of your new template on a page and save that page. Template names use the squiggly brackets { rather than the square ones [. Then edit the page you put the template name on. At the bottom of the edit screen, under the save button, will be lines saying: Templates used on this page: • Whatever you named your template
Now you can click on the red link and go to the edit page for your template. I copy the coding from one template to the next and just do minor tweaking, like altering the colors. Platypus
