Talk:Achievements

Style Guide and Design Rationale
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Each achievement is given its own subsection so that that achievement can be linked to specifically using Achievements.

Most of these subsections are alphebatized, but achievements in a "sequence" are all put after each other, alphebatized by the first achievement in the sequence. Currently, the sequences are Litteratus and So Powerful is the Charm of Words, Say No More and Tongue in Cheek, Metal Pedal and Footloose, and Three-Sludge Monte, Five-Sludge Monte, and Ten-Sludge Monte.

Below each subsection header is a 2-column, 1-row table containing the achievement image and information about the achievement.

It will look something like this in source code:

When previewed, it should look something like this:

A couple more rules about using the table:
 * If you don't have enough notes to fill up both of the rows dedicated to notes, or even don't have any notes, make sure to replace any empty lines with  so that the text will be spaced the same.
 * If you have enough text in either of the notes lines that it needs to wrap, you either need to delete some or move it to a different notes line. Otherwise, the spacing gets weird and off of the standard.
 * There always need to be 5 lines in the text section of each table. None can be added and none can be deleted. Otherwise, the spacing gets weird and off the standard.

Pokedragonboy (talk) 03:47, 18 August 2019 (UTC)


 * Paying attention to how many lines are in the text can be worked around by adding in  to the style section of the table. I implemented my own Template:Achievement that implements a similar style but with better padding. Width was set to 100% to match user's default window width. I also specified the width of the image because they won't show up on mobile without it. Here is what the template looks like:
 * I also removed  because that causes some odd border lines to show up on mobile and should not be used if not formatting an actual table. Please let me know if you want to make any changes! Teamtoto (talk) 17:35, 18 August 2019 (UTC)
 * I also removed  because that causes some odd border lines to show up on mobile and should not be used if not formatting an actual table. Please let me know if you want to make any changes! Teamtoto (talk) 17:35, 18 August 2019 (UTC)