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==Other hunts== | ==Other hunts== | ||
* [[A Challenging Round of Noodle Yanking Mysteries]] | * [[A Challenging Round of Noodle Yanking Mysteries]] | ||
* [[Gabby's treasure hunt]] | * [[Gabby's treasure hunt]] | ||
* [[Major Malfunction]] | * [[Major Malfunction]] | ||
* [[Mostly Clueless]] | * [[Mostly Clueless]] | ||
* [[The Name of the Rose]] | * [[The Name of the Rose]] | ||
* [[Who Stole the Emerald Necklace]] | * [[Who Stole the Emerald Necklace]] | ||
==Noticeboard== | ==Noticeboard== | ||
Revision as of 13:16, 4 February 2007
Projects
Other hunts
- A Challenging Round of Noodle Yanking Mysteries
- Gabby's treasure hunt
- Major Malfunction
- Mostly Clueless
- The Name of the Rose
- Who Stole the Emerald Necklace
Noticeboard
12 January 2007
Once again I have been experimenting with wiki features and I came across http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:NavFrame. Wikipedia uses a combination of CSS and Javascript to make collapsible navigation boxes, which is perfect for spoilers (see Template:Spoiler) and conversation threads (see Template:Conversation).
The neat thing about this method is that it allows nested levels and complete wiki-text markup. An example is included below:
Spoiler warning: Solution follows
This is a spoiler
Spoiler warning: Extraneous details follow
This is a nested spoiler
I will migrate the Dan Katz puzzle hunt pages across to these new templates and will probably place the solution spoilers directly underneath the puzzle rather than in the discussion page. I now feel that this method (as we had it originally) is a much more intuitive structure.