http://www.staredit.net/starcraft2/Main_Page
http://www.staredit.net/starcraft/Main_Page
Starting to look really sexy.
Just needs content now guys Go go go go.


Dev's still working on it and will also do one for carbonite next (the two most active skins). Let him know if you see anything that can be improved.

Thanks Dev!

Post has been edited 1 time(s), last time on May 16 2010, 2:14 pm by Devourer. Reason: URL breakage, fixed

Shift + Refresh if it isn't showing up, like it didn't for me.

Looking good thus far. Good work guys.

Very nice, but the text of trigger templates is unreadable: white on white.

here's a link dev to fix: http://www.staredit.net/starcraft/Bunker_Disabling_and_Stacking

Edit: Afaik, it's a template and the styles are defined by the template. I don't see a way to edit them.

Post has been edited 2 time(s), last time on May 16 2010, 2:16 pm by Devourer. Reason: url breakage // Fixed

I liked the mediawiki default skin better. really.

Fixed the trigger template, and I know the "codeboxes" are still white. Going to edit them soon, too.

Post has been edited 2 time(s), last time on May 9 2010, 8:33 pm by DeVouReR.

Diffs need restyling in the skin. PRE tags need changed backgrounds... Also, I think the borders'd be better if they were a darker shade of grey, but that's just a matter of opinion...

When I first created Template:StarCraft Trigger, I added a CSS classname... The top-level node in it was and is div.sc1-trigger. If you're thinking about making multiple skins, this information may be of use to you. BTW I'm making a few color edits to it (lightening the label backgrounds and removing color properties that are redundant because they're inherited from div.sc1-trigger).

EDIT: [wiki]Template:StarCraft Unit Infobox[/wiki] also needs reskinning. I've added a classname to it, its top level element is now div.sc1-unit-infobox. You can alter it from the CSS without needing to dig through my code (unless you don't use Firebug, in which case, dig away). I'd recommend styling it similarly to my modifications for the SCI trigger template (unless you happen to not like the alterations I made).

EDIT AGAIN GODDAMNIT: <code>'s background also needs changing.

Post has been edited 2 time(s), last time on May 9 2010, 8:52 pm by DavidJCobb.

Neat skin! I was actually deceived at the wiki and well, only changing its appearance motivated me to use it. XD

I think we need a way to completely separate the wiki into a SC and SCII version, so we could do things like find a random SCII-only article by clicking 'random article'.

Pretty good so far =D

needs polishing tho.

There seems to be a way of setting up "wiki families", I'll look into it.

Table of Contents has a thick white border that needs to be changed.

fixd everything I assume.
There are some white borders here and there but I'll take care of them later on.

Comparing:
http://www.staredit.net/w/index.php?title=Talk%3AMain_Page&diff=297&oldid=268

@DeV: You need to style the following:

• code (white background -- illegible)
  
• #toc, .toc [TOCs on articles] (white background results in a thick white border)
  
• ul#filetoc [the header on file pages] (white background -- illegible)
  
• div.thumb [the HTML structure for in-article thumbnails] (badly mangled background colors)
  
• INPUT and FILE textfields (like those on Special:Upload) are not styled. Their white background color clashes horribly with the page's #222 background. (You're kinda screwed here -- AFAIK input[type=file]s are impossible to style!)
  
• h4.mw-specialpagesgroup [headings on Special:SpecialPages] (white background -- nearly illegible)
  
• table.listfiles.TablePager on Special:ListFiles is broken due to an unchanged (white) background color.
  

Other problems:

• div#catlinks (the category links at the bottom of an article) has a background color that clashes horribly with the redlink color. If an article has a category that doesn't have its own description page, then this happens.
  
• fieldsets' borders are a little too bright IMO.
  
• #preftoc li have background colors that don't fit well with the page's #222 background.
  
• #pagehistory li.undefined on edit histories... that white border... hurts readability and my eyes.
  

Relevant CSS selector for IP's complaint is table.diff.

The red and blue links doesn't have a 'mouse over' effect, compared to yellows... it looks dumb
Please fix.

The message that appears when someone posts on our talk pages... The yellow link color clashes horribly with its green background color.