#Looking for a FANDOM style mainpage redesign

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autumn tendon
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I swear there was an extension that adds fandom's column tags, but I can't find it

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ah, well then

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check its source code then, there surely would be classes defined in common.css

arctic wagon
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I'd jst look at their css

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It's likely using flexbox but you can also make grid work (but personally I find it harder for wrapping stuff properly)

dense scarab
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I recently helped to restructure the trollpasta wiki's page using flexboxes yes. No extensions needed, just CSS

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They use DPL for the side columns but you can manually write the links there instead

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It is time consuming and currently I am busy. I'd recommend to read on flexbox and CSS as well and try to do it yourself

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I will send some links that might be helpful to you

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Our comprehensive guide to CSS flexbox layout. This complete guide explains everything about flexbox, focusing on all the different possible properties for the parent element (the flex container) and the child elements (the flex items). It also includes history, demos, patterns, and a browser support chart.

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Are you familiar with CSS at least on a basic level?

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As much as I'd like to I do not have time to design pages for everyone. I might make a universal guide that people not that familiar with CSS can follow if they want to

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It's not. It should work on any skin really

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Plus, trollpasta is using Monobook iirc

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So Eyrith I plan to make a guide when I get the time. If you don't want to copy and figure out Trollpasta's main page, you can wait for it

misty walrus
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(yes, the spelling error is intentional)

autumn tendon
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I remember it has "doom" lol but still couldn't find

misty walrus
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Should be in parsers

autumn tendon
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you can still code 2 columns w/ css tho

misty walrus
autumn tendon
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flexing is just a strange beast, it's always trial and error for me and when I succeeded I completely forgot how I made it within a week lol

sleek sinew
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I used flexbox for ours

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it looks great! my only comments (i hope this is okay)

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more padding by this text

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and a little space between the containers

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between the header and the main body the attached borders look fine but something about this where it's side by side looks off/unintentional for some reason. sorry maybe not the feedback you were looking for. I think overall the page looks fantastic.

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just add padding:10px to the list container

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or 5px

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whatever you prefer

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let me test

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ok so you have #mp-upper

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it says border-spacing:0;

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change that to border-spacing:5px;

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#mp-tfa, #mp-dyk, #mp-itn, #mp-otd, #mp-other-lower > div {
    padding: 0.1em 0.4em;
``` you have this as well
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idk hard refresh a bunch

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maybe like 5-10 minutes max

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change that to this

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#mp-tfa, #mp-dyk, #mp-itn, #mp-otd, #mp-other-lower > div {
    padding: 1em;
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you can use mediaqueries for mobile

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but i tested it in mobile view and it looks fine like that

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just add

@media screen and (max-width: 450px)
#mw-content {
    padding: 0 10px;
}
}
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like at the bottom

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of ur css

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no

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change it to 0.7 if you want

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0.5 lower limit

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the thing is the rounded corners

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you need extra padding when you have rounded corners. also it looked a little crowded at the edges

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0.7em might look better

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were there always the big gaps on the side

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if so thats fine i just dont know if im crazy

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yeah

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i think so

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okay its up to you

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it just looked crowded to me

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ohhhhh

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well im not sure what it looked like before tbh i kind of showed up late

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but i think it looks really good now

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umm i just finished ours if u wanna see

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it has a bunch of links to different interesting pages. its image heavy tho its a manga/anime wiki

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ok!!!

arctic wagon
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If you’re using flexbox you should take advantage of the “flex” and gap and wrap properties