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- v50 information can now be added to pages in the main namespace. v0.47 information can still be found in the DF2014 namespace. See here for more details on the new versioning policy.
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Revision as of 01:42, 27 January 2023
A wiki user is me!
I am new to this wiki. Please be patient with me if when I screw up, and do let me know so I can learn. I am familiar with mediawiki software in general, frontend and backend. Jerimee (talk) 21:52, 25 January 2023 (UTC)
Shortcuts
- Best Practices: Dwarf_Fortress_Wiki:Community_Portal#We_are_doing_this.21_Let_us_do_it_right.
- Tpl snippet: /tpl
- /sandbox
- raws: https://github.com/DF-Wiki/DFRawFunctions/tree/master/raws/v50
- list of symbol groups: /language_SYM.txt
Site notice weird
Which notice is displayed for a user is decided in this order:
- If the CentralNotice extension is enabled, it is displayed (even if not defined); see below.
- If the user is anonymous, MediaWiki:Anonnotice is displayed (if defined).
- Otherwise, MediaWiki:Sitenotice is displayed (if defined).
- Otherwise, the global notice in $wgSiteNotice is displayed (if defined).
- Otherwise, no notice is displayed.
Todo
Add this somewhere:
Find Steam Workshop Files On PC
- Access Steam from a website
- Log in through your account
- As you log in on Steam through the website, you will come across the Community tab.
- Click on the Community tab, and it will have the Workshop option.
- This is how you can access the Steam Workshop.
- Now, this menu has got a range of games, which has got various forms of mods.
- Click on a mod of your choice.
- When you access the mod, check the URL.
- In the end, you will have an ID number (for example 2547764561)
- Open Windows Explorer and head to the Steam programme file location.
- From here, select steamapps
- As you click on this folder, you will come across the folder workshop
- Click on Content
- Once you reach this page, search for the ID number you copied from the Mod’s URL
- You will be able to find the Workshop file here