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Talk:How to edit the Navbar?
How do you edit the Navbar (set of links on the top of every page)? Guessing it's locked anyways, but just curious on how to do it. Seems like our crafting button has mysteriously gone broken. And also it has way too many redirects. I fixed a couple by making the main article page, a real page. But some kinda make sense as a link to a cat, like spells maybe. So that should just link to the spells category, and not a redirect.. As it looks a bit unprofessional, and waste bandwidth.
Shade 08:05, September 6, 2011 (EDT)
- I don't see anything wrong with the navigational bar. I tested all of the links and they seem to be working for me. I believe the only one that can actually edit that is Xevo (Contribs • Message • Email) and it isn't an "editable" section. ShoeMaker 21:33, September 6, 2011 (EDT)
- Yea the crafting link seems like it fixed itself, perhaps it was just a caching issue.
Tho the issue with the navbar linking to pages that are redirects remains.. While thats a very minor issue, just a bit unprofessional, and should be edited to link directly to what were after. EG: Spells link. links to Spells, which then redirects you to Spells . And I think that fine, since thats a useful category listing and not a huge page like some of the other links im unredirecting. But ideally it would just link straight to where it goes, the cat.
Shade 02:18, September 7, 2011 (EDT)
it is called MediaWiki:Sitenotice, fixed those redirects.
yoko5000 04:13, September 7, 2011 (EDT)