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[8WR] XenCarta (Wiki) PRO [Paid] 1.4.8a
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OwenJames
Active member
How?
On the Create a Page screen there is nowhere to do this.
Can you please make step by step instructions on how to use templates. It is not clear at all, and I am guessing my way through all of this.
Also, I have no idea the difference between using BBCode and HTML with Create A Page means.
Sorry for being a Noob here, but I am sure I am not alone in finding all of this confusing.
On the Create a Page screen there is nowhere to do this.
Can you please make step by step instructions on how to use templates. It is not clear at all, and I am guessing my way through all of this.
Also, I have no idea the difference between using BBCode and HTML with Create A Page means.
Sorry for being a Noob here, but I am sure I am not alone in finding all of this confusing.
Russ
Well-known member
Not sure if this is relevant to the pro version maybe @Jaxel can confirm, but I've found this:
http://virtuafighter.com/wiki/wiki-syntax/ which we've used as reference in the past.
adchased
Member
I use the Addon Bb Codes & Buttons Manager - Advanced Bb Codes with xencarta Wiki and got the following problem:
Right after I submit a wiki article, the BBCode is being parsed right (image floats to the right) - but as soon as I reload the page, it does not work anymore:
http://www.mynintendo.de/wiki/nintendo-geschichte/
Any idea what that could be? Floating the images with the specified BBCode works in the rest of the forum, it only got that strange behaviour in xenCarta Wiki. Thanks a lot.
Right after I submit a wiki article, the BBCode is being parsed right (image floats to the right) - but as soon as I reload the page, it does not work anymore:
http://www.mynintendo.de/wiki/nintendo-geschichte/
Any idea what that could be? Floating the images with the specified BBCode works in the rest of the forum, it only got that strange behaviour in xenCarta Wiki. Thanks a lot.
Jaxel
Well-known member
Yeah, wiki pages are heavily cached... and you are not including the css file for your bbcode on the page.
Jaxel
Well-known member
Russ answered your question 2 minutes after you asked it...
There is also a guide here:
http://xenforo.com/community/threads/xencarta-faq.28669/#post-315641
Under the sidebar, I see Top Editors. Hovering over my username there shows the link as http://www.mysite.com/media/user. (mysite = site name) I think this is a bug, where was it supposed to go?
Jaxel
Well-known member
You can use CSS to edit the internal link color on just the wiki and put the css in extra.css.
Nope, that shouldn't happen if you're updated to the most recent version.
Jaxel
Well-known member
Revert your templates.
OwenJames
Active member
Thanks a lot, that is what I want to do, but I don't know what actual code to put in extra.css.
Can you tell me how to do this? I have been searching for hours how to do it. I realise this makes me a low level CSS user... Sorry.
Jaxel
Well-known member
Code:
.wikiPage a:not(.externalLink) { color: #000; }
Myke623
Well-known member
Just confirming @wtgw bug in reference to the Top Editors links pointing to "media/user":
I reported this bug on Sep 7, 2013 to which you (Jaxel) replied that you've got it fixed for the next version. Unless I've missed it, I don't recall you releasing any updates since that post, and even the Updates tab reports the latest version 1.4.2 was released on Aug 16, 2013, i.e. before the bug was initially reported.
I reported this bug on Sep 7, 2013 to which you (Jaxel) replied that you've got it fixed for the next version. Unless I've missed it, I don't recall you releasing any updates since that post, and even the Updates tab reports the latest version 1.4.2 was released on Aug 16, 2013, i.e. before the bug was initially reported.
Jaxel
Well-known member
Aye. I thought I had released an update since then.
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