User talk:Browncoat Jayson
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- "We're comign, we're coming, into your swamp,
through the bull rushes we will take a romp.
We'll tramp on your dwellings and make such a mess,
because we are humans and we do that best!"
- To the tune of "The Temperance Union"
- -- Jeffrey Kesselman, Kickstarter Comments on 03/04/2015 at 12:50pm CT
I'd like to add a bunch of pages. What's the best approach?
Hiya - is this wiki still alive? If so, I've a few lists of things I'd like to add into it, partly from trawling the data files and partly from exploring the game (map areas, chest locations, memora locations and texts, items, runes, spells, graffiti locations and texts, characters, quests, etc).
I don't have enough on the vast majority of these things to make a whole page for each one, so pretty tables of data with links to pages where they exist makes the most sense to me. But you're the site maintainer, you're likely gonna be the one who ends up maintaining whatever mess I end up barfing all over your nice clean wiki, and at the moment lists seem to be handled with categories in most cases. So, how would you prefer I do it?
Or, if this wiki's dead, any idea if there are other UW:A wiki projects I should edit instead? DewiMorgan (talk) 21:17, 3 January 2019 (MST)
For the level maps (which are still a couple steps down my list of pages I want to make: I still have a lot of work on the Magic page!), I think it would be super cool to have them highlight the same way as ingame on mouseover. However, the only way I can see to get imagemaps that highlight is using Javascript, as seen on https://davidlynch.org/projects/maphilight/docs/ -- there's no HTML+CSS way to style an imagemap area as they aren't in the DOM, or even a jigsaw of transparent PNGs as they get treated as rectangular. According to https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Adding_javascript_to_wiki_pages that's the right place to add it, but it's (for really good and obvious security reasons!) protected. This may not even be needed, though, as I might be able to make it work using just SVG and CSS (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2TM63ing6jY), though that means converting the maps to SVG... If SVG doesn't work, and I can find or write some super-simple and obviously non-malicious JS for imagemap area hover effects that will work with wiki templates, would you consider adding it to MediaWiki:Common.js? DewiMorgan (talk) 12:11, 11 January 2019 (MST)