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Revision as of 05:59, 26 September 2007
Projects
Other hunts
- Are We There Yet?
- Challenging Round of Noodle Yanking Mysteries, A
- Gabby's treasure hunt
- Labor Intensive
- Major Malfunction
- Mostly Clueless
- Name of the Rose, The
- SpaceFight!
- Who Stole the Emerald Necklace
Noticeboard
22 August 2007
Implemented <iframe> and <embed> tags to allow embedding of material in articles. This avoids any copyright conflicts when creating entries that duplicate external site content. See individual puzzles in The Name of the Rose for an example.
10 July 2007
Successfully upgraded to MediaWiki version 1.10. Tables can now be classed as "sortable" to allow dynamic sorting by columns. See http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Sorting for more information.
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:
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.