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Scribe (1743)

14-03-2018, 17:46

In the mean time you can of course use one of the many userstyle editing extensions available for modern browsers, and then share your custom userstyle.css with the rest of the community. If a consensus has been reached on a 'fixed stylesheet', we can probably look into applying those changes into the actual wiki stylesheet from there.

Par Jorito

Mr. Ambassadors (1803)

14-03-2018, 20:10

FiXato wrote:

In the mean time you can of course use one of the many userstyle editing extensions available for modern browsers, and then share your custom userstyle.css with the rest of the community. If a consensus has been reached on a 'fixed stylesheet', we can probably look into applying those changes into the actual wiki stylesheet from there.

Quoted for truth.

Par ren

Paragon (1947)

15-03-2018, 12:59

Yes, indeed, no need to have admin rights for that or something.

@Jorito You're kind of the technician around here am I right?
Is there any specific reason the wiki page titles aren't put in an H1, like I see elsewhere?
Is this configuration, or did this come (came) out of the box (with this older MediaWiki version)?

But I'm not gonna make any more fuss about this. None of the team members speak out about the matter, so I figure they don't see an issue here. More important things to worry about anyway

-snip-

Par Grauw

Ascended (10822)

15-03-2018, 12:55

Thanks.

Par ren

Paragon (1947)

15-03-2018, 12:57

No problem, I had my doubts as well. But it would make a difference to me (if you know what I'm getting at..)

Par FiXato

Scribe (1743)

15-03-2018, 16:02

How to get started with Stylish for Chrome.

Par rderooy

Paladin (686)

19-03-2018, 09:08

About the Pioneer PX-7...

There are three known variations
* Japanese PX-7
* Japanese PX-7(BK)
* British PX-7(BK)

On the wiki somebody decided that "Pioneer PX-7(BK)" was a good differentiator for the UK variation, but the black Japanese variation also has that same designation. You can see that on GenMSX, look for a picture of the PX-7(BK) box with Japanese writing and manuals: http://www.generation-msx.nl/hardware/pioneer/px-7-palcom/me... and compare it with the box picture of the UK edition here: http://www.generation-msx.nl/hardware/pioneer/px-7uk/1169/
Unfortunately we don't have a picture of the model sticker of the Japanese PX-7(BK) to see what it says.

In openMSX it is identified as PX-7UK, and on GenMSX I changed it to PX-7(UK). I propose that it should also be changed here on the Wiki.

Par mars2000you

Enlighted (6570)

19-03-2018, 09:30

Your first link does not work.

If we have two different machines with the same reference, then the UK solution is the good one for the international version.

Change made in the Wiki. Precision: PX-7(BK) is maintained in the list of computers, as it is the official reference, but the link leads actually to PX-7(UK).

Par gdx

Enlighted (6445)

19-03-2018, 10:02

About MSX Scene, I prefer to merge the Groups and Persons sections together because it can be sometime delicate to find out how many people hide behind a label and anyway this separation is not useful for us. Moreover I think almost nobody works really alone.

https://www.msx.org/wiki/Category:Groups
https://www.msx.org/wiki/Category:Persons

I propose "People from scene", "Groups & Persons" or simply "Actors" as tag instead of both "Groups" and "Persons". And you, what are you proposing?

Par mars2000you

Enlighted (6570)

19-03-2018, 10:59

If an agreement can be found on this matter, then it seems me that the tag "SceneActors" should be the most appropriate, as it would be coherent with "SceneSoftware" and "SceneTools".

Also it would be a way to make the difference with other people or groups (generally companies), which are not in the scene area, but in the commercial zone. For example, if we add a special page about Bill Gates or Kay Nishi, they would not have the "SceneActors" tag, but probably another one to be found (suggestion: "MSX Legends").