GethN7 Wrote:robkelk Wrote:vorticity Wrote:If anyone does have a good reason to keep category-tropes, since we're already talking about it in public, go ahead. That is what my email asked for, anyway.Do we have any way to take a straw poll on ATT itself? My opinion is that we should let the people who actually use and contribute to the wiki have a say in how it's laid out.I agree, Rob, that would be a good idea, might want to look into putting up a site notice to a forum topic where people can give their opinion on the matter.
FYI, for the time being, I'm still reverting most of the time I did things my way (except for a few categories like the Index Index for obvious reasons), because I've noticed it definitely clears up the redirect issues, but I did notice a new problem.
While the subpages template works great for trope examples subpages, we need another template for all pages in a category, and it will definitely need some sprucing up with CSS, ideally a laying out of the pages in column view with a page scroll feature like is done on the actual category pages, and a collapse tab needs to be added for both templates if at all possible for easier navigation.
That's a template that I would steal... er, copy with attribution for the freebie wiki. We already use "Template:div col" there for column layout; we might want to leverage that for layout on ATT instead of re-inventing the wheel.
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Rob Kelk
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