Okay, my take on the spoiler code and the spoiler idea proposed by Morganni -
Spoiler code: We really need a way to have both the template AND the Common.css changes we implemented be done in CSS. Vorticity's changes work fine on my localhost save for the template, which uses HTML. (We'll probably want to make a secondary template for testing purposes as well.
Vorticity: I propose any further testing be done on your sandbox page(s) with me testing it on my localhost test wiki. Once we have a fully working template/Common.css that we can toggle (I can write the gadget once we have decent code), we can then deploy that on your test page as an example of the finished product instead of having to worry about buggering up existing pages.
Once it's satisfactory, then we can propose the implementation of the new code here and we can ask the Orain guys to force a server refresh to make it work in one go.
Spoiler policy: On TV Tropes, they punish people for hiding spoilered trope names, which I don't support, so while I don't entirely reject Morganni's logic, I don't want us to get as anal retentive as TVT.
Spoiler code: We really need a way to have both the template AND the Common.css changes we implemented be done in CSS. Vorticity's changes work fine on my localhost save for the template, which uses HTML. (We'll probably want to make a secondary template for testing purposes as well.
Vorticity: I propose any further testing be done on your sandbox page(s) with me testing it on my localhost test wiki. Once we have a fully working template/Common.css that we can toggle (I can write the gadget once we have decent code), we can then deploy that on your test page as an example of the finished product instead of having to worry about buggering up existing pages.
Once it's satisfactory, then we can propose the implementation of the new code here and we can ask the Orain guys to force a server refresh to make it work in one go.
Spoiler policy: On TV Tropes, they punish people for hiding spoilered trope names, which I don't support, so while I don't entirely reject Morganni's logic, I don't want us to get as anal retentive as TVT.