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: Alright, I believe that the template is ready to go live. None of the existing articles should be impacted. If there's a disagreement, feel free to revert, but after spending 5+ hours working on this template, I rather hope that any issues can be resolved without having to rewrite the template. [[User:BELATHUS|Andy]] <sup>[[User talk:BELATHUS|talk]]</sup> 01:04, 9 January 2007 (EST) |
: Alright, I believe that the template is ready to go live. None of the existing articles should be impacted. If there's a disagreement, feel free to revert, but after spending 5+ hours working on this template, I rather hope that any issues can be resolved without having to rewrite the template. [[User:BELATHUS|Andy]] <sup>[[User talk:BELATHUS|talk]]</sup> 01:04, 9 January 2007 (EST) |
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The healing spell changes look good, though the color feels very striking in comparison to the others. Maybe a more muted scheme like <span style="border: 3px solid #E0CEF2; background:#FAF5FF;">E0CEF2/FAF5FF</span>? Subtype should be one of {health/wound/scar}. |
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Revision as of 01:08, 11 April 2016
I am proposing to replace this template with what I've written in my sandbox. Reason being, the template I've written there has much of the versatility as the modular templates that Rafi and I have worked on, although it is still a work in progress. Additionally, simply replacing this template will have no effect on the current articles written as they are. Behold the power of the ParserFunctions extension. Andy talk 18:32, 8 January 2007 (EST)
- Alright, I believe that the template is ready to go live. None of the existing articles should be impacted. If there's a disagreement, feel free to revert, but after spending 5+ hours working on this template, I rather hope that any issues can be resolved without having to rewrite the template. Andy talk 01:04, 9 January 2007 (EST)
The healing spell changes look good, though the color feels very striking in comparison to the others. Maybe a more muted scheme like E0CEF2/FAF5FF? Subtype should be one of {health/wound/scar}.