User talk:Poke/GuildWarsWikiTools
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[edit] Tagging
Under the "tagging" section in GWWT, there is a "more" option. Are there going to be more options added to that, because right now there is only the image needed tag and map needed tag under there. the "more" option doesnt give anything else. Should it be removed or are we expecting things to go under that section? ~
Wandering Traveler 15:57, 1 June 2008 (UTC)
- It is the same "more" section as the "more" when on image pages; the more is just to show the list instead of selecting one per default. For all what you can expect and what not, please read the sections above. poke | talk 18:24, 1 June 2008 (UTC)
[edit] Feature request: diffwith example guild template
Would it be possible to have a link added to the GWWT sidebar (for the Guild: namespace only) that links to a diffwith of the current page with the prefilled template from the Createbox for guild pages? That way it'd be easy to see what modifications any new page had from the template (or lack thereof).
(Aiiane - talk - contribs) 08:33, 10 June 2008 (UTC)
- It would always show all the content which has been added etc. Also the modifications done to the templates (If any have been done) are easily visible when you look at the page.. Otherwise it wouldnt make sense to modify them anyway tho. So I dont really think we need that ;) --SilentStorm
12:06, 10 June 2008 (UTC)
- You would be surprised, SilentStorm. For instance, some people have erronously tried to add the information to the page inside the comment tags included in the example guide template, instead of outside of them, resulting in items that don't show up on the page itself (making it look like a content-less page), but are there in the code. Furthermore, the diff format is much more readable than trying to compare by hand.
(Aiiane - talk - contribs) 17:42, 11 June 2008 (UTC)
- You would be surprised, SilentStorm. For instance, some people have erronously tried to add the information to the page inside the comment tags included in the example guide template, instead of outside of them, resulting in items that don't show up on the page itself (making it look like a content-less page), but are there in the code. Furthermore, the diff format is much more readable than trying to compare by hand.

