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Compatibility lists make use of certain CSS classes to provide their colors. This has several advantages: | Compatibility lists make use of certain CSS classes to provide their colors. This has several advantages: | ||
* Shorter code on the page and the resulting HTML | * Shorter code on the page and the resulting HTML. | ||
* Provides more consistency across pages. | * Provides more consistency across pages. | ||
* People can easily customize colors through [[Special:MyPage/common.css|personal site CSS]] or browser extensions like Stylish. | * People can easily customize colors through [[Special:MyPage/common.css|personal site CSS]] or browser extensions like Stylish. | ||
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The meanings of the colors are further explained in the compatibility legend on each compatibility list page. | The meanings of the colors are further explained in the compatibility legend on each compatibility list page. For the default colors, see [[MediaWiki:Common.css]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:51, 2 January 2015
WikiTemp contains various Compatibility lists (or Compatibility tables).
Guidelines
- When creating a new Compatibility list, preferably name the page as "
(subject)Compatibility List", where(subject)is the thing the list is created for. - The first text on the page should explain what
(subject)is, preferably with relevant links. - Posting guidelines should be put above the compatibility list, if applicable.
- Lists that use a table format should explain their individual columns.
- List pages must explain how to edit the list. If a template is used for the rows, this must also be noted, and a blank template must be provided for easy copying.
- List pages must be categorized in Category:Compatibility Lists. Additional relevant categories must be added as well (if any).
- List pages must have template
{{Compat legend}}above the actual list. - Compatibility tables must use the class
compatibilitytable(orcompattable)
CSS classes
Compatibility lists make use of certain CSS classes to provide their colors. This has several advantages:
- Shorter code on the page and the resulting HTML.
- Provides more consistency across pages.
- People can easily customize colors through personal site CSS or browser extensions like Stylish.
An overview of the classes used and their meaning:
| Class | Status |
|---|---|
| ct-works | Working |
| ct-minor | Minor issues |
| ct-issues | (Bigger) issues |
| ct-broken | Not working |
| ct-noresult | Not tested |
The meanings of the colors are further explained in the compatibility legend on each compatibility list page. For the default colors, see MediaWiki:Common.css