I don't even know if Anyone is gonna read it, bu  well, I don't loose anything for trying.

So, I was trying to create my own SO, But I am having some troubles witht he template:

Instead of giving me the option to put an image, it just puts the image that you can see on the right.

It is from This  page, and it is kinda annoying, does someone know how to change it?

Good morning or good Evening. I would like to propose an idea, what do you think of creating a channel on the Discord for this Wikia, as well as the Assassin's Creed Wiki? would be a tool that you (creators) could use to communicate about your upcoming projects and manage the requests more easily, so you would not have as many requests on the forum as they would be sent directly to you. What do you think of the idea?

(Sorry for my English)

Guys, sorry to bother you guys, but how am I supposed to upload a cover pic for Special Operations? I forgot how was it done.

Thanks, much appreciated.

Hey, guys, I wanted to ask. Say, I make an effect with the same name as another effect that already exists on this wiki, I'd probably have t name it by Effect name/Agentk? But how do I just show the effect name when I make the character?

Let me ask you a question, when did you guys go back to doing Marvel characters SPRITES, since I left characters suggestions already over 1 month ago and I did not have an answer.

And a second thing, what program you use to create these Sprites, because I'm interested in creating Sprites for this Wiki and for others.

Please, everyone who reads this message will respond when available.

Thank You.

Guys, how You do images in M:AA style. Teach me! PLEASE!!

I've been doing a little inquiry on the StatsBar template, even breaking up the pipe diction to check for errors; but the code seems solid. In spite that, it renders the power grids for hero infoboxes perfectly in Monobook. Yet, both before and after my perusing, I've noticed that the StatsBar template isn't rendering properly with Common.css activated as your preferred skin.

So visitors not logged in are seeing broken code. Results are the same, whether I render in Firefox, Safari, or Edge. Is the problem with Statsbar, or with Common.css? For some reason, edits are allowed for StatsBar. Not so much for Common.css. Somehow, the official MAA Wiki doesn't have this same glitch.

I would make suggestions based on the Dozerfleet GBS system, except I coded it too differently for it to be useful here. (It uses div elements and css linear gradients instead of PNG files.) Since this is a source code rendering issue, I defer to any mod or admin with CSS editing privileges to deduce the problem with the power grid here. It took me this long to discover the problem, because my settings are usually viewing in Monobook on Firefox - where the template code renders perfectly.

—IvanRider 04:13, November 18, 2015 (UTC)