He can also give up searching for the answer if he can't find it in reasonable time due loading time, bad structure, navigation and/or layout. You cannot put your own custom text in tabviews. The heavier the pages are made (render time over 1 sec), the most likely the user is getting annoyed, specially if the page (article) opened does not answer his questions. Tabview Tabview is a way to view different pages, without going to them. Generally Id recommend tabview if you have large (load slowly) content pages. CSS is a vital tool that can be used to customize a wiki through the Wikia:CSS page on the Admin Dashboard. The slower the site and/or weaker the information offered, the more likely users will head to another source of information. You can style the tabber through Wikia.css, the whole sheet can be found here.
First, you need to create a page of content for each tab you wish to display. It is strongly suggested that your wiki does not add additional TabView code, and the feature is no longer enabled upon request. Based on user research, slow pages get skipped and the bigger and more pull's are requested from other articles (deep/numerous template pulling) the most likely the user will get a feeling that the site is slow as the page is rendered slower. Use of TabView is limited as Fandom intends to discontinue the extension. Community content is available under CC-BY-SA unless otherwise noted. You can see some tutorials for CSS by looking in the CSS category here. Reimplemented as a native PrimeFaces widget instead of using jQuery UIs tabs. There were jQuery UI Theming CSS tags for the TabView which was altering the behavior due to re-implementation of the widget in the new version. More info about CSS can be found on Wikipedia. The project was just upgraded from PrimeFaces 2.2.1 to 3.0.1.
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I don't see what my personal opinion has to do with anything as it does not change the wikisoft code and facts nor how you would know my opinion as you haven't asked it, BUT if you want my personal opinion I would say the champion articles have too much of empty, artistic, space, too much repetition (damnation, damnation, damnation.) and the gems (information) that cant be found from any other site is always buried behind crap, subpages or hide buttons.įor my professional opinion, both tabbed and tab view methods have their problems and those I have pointed out. CSS or Cascading Style Sheets is the style sheet language used to determine the design of your wiki. Hedgeg first of all you are a staunch opponent of the idea. So, User:Hedgeg contacted me on my message wall about the idea of using the tabview format which would let you load the main champion page as well as the subpages (background, strategy and skins&trivia) all on one page in a manner somewhat similar to what our normal tabbers do instead of how we currently load.
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