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Super Picture

Where did you got the picture of penguins?

Yuri102212 Talk Edits 05:59, 12 June 2012 (UTC)Reply

No upload warring

I'm warning you based on Error504's actions. Don't do it again. Tux (*** SERVICE NOTIFICATION *** clubpenguinwiki.info IS UP) 03:45, 17 June 2012 (UTC)Reply

Hello

Hi there. I've seen your recent edits and I thought I'd like to say keep up the good work. To introduce myself, I'm Error504, one of the wiki administrators. If you have questions just ask me on my talk page. --AdministratorNetwork staffError504 22:12, 25 July 2012 (UTC)Reply

Userboxes

I see you've added some userboxes to your userpage, but you did it the hard way. There isn't a need to copy and paste the source code. There are some like the editcount one that requires an extra parameter, and therefore the code is given to you so that you know what the parameters are, but for some like the Rockhopper one, there are no parameters and no code will be given to you, so all you need to do is use the template name, like this: {{Seen Rockhopper}}, which will look like:

Ronnp09CP has seen Rockhopper! Arrr!

Hope this helps. If you have questions, just ask me or another admin. -- Error504 18:37, 26 August 2012 (UTC)Reply

RE:How do I make my own signature and use it?

If you know wikitext well, it will be pretty simple. For starters, here's how some of the more complex wikitext work:

  • <span style="color:purple">Ronnp09CP</span> will make the word "Ronnp09CP" purple: Ronnp09CP
  • You can also modify it to add a link to your userpage: [[User:Ronnp09CP|<span style="color:purple">Ronnp09CP</span>]]. Note that the span tags are inside the link (I realized it won't work if it's outside). This will appear as: Ronnp09CP
  • Now adding the font Comic Sans MS to the existing code: <font face="comic sans ms">[[User:Ronnp09CP|<span style="color:purple">Ronnp09CP</span>]]</font>. This will look like this: Ronnp09CP
  • The <sub></sub> tags will make text in between subscript and the <sup></sup> tags will make text in between superscript.
  • The usual bold, italics, underline also works.
  • Adding a background color also works. Just add: ;background:green (if green is an example) after the color:purple.
  • Here's a final product example using all of the above:
    • Code: <font face="comic sans ms">[[User:Ronnp09CP|<span style="color:purple; background:gold">'''Ronnp09CP'''</span>]]</font><sup>[[User talk:Ronnp09CP|<span style="color:green">(Talk)</span>]]</sup>
    • Shows up as: Ronnp09CP(Talk)
    • Note: the link to "Talk" above does not appear to work only because we are already on your talk page ;)

Experiment around with this! When you've got a signature you like, go here, scroll down to the signature section and then paste the coding into the box. Make sure the box that says Treat signature as wikitext (without an automatic link) is checked, or else the signature will not work! Should you add any images to your signature, please remember you are allowed only a max of two images and each image should be no larger than 20px. Thanks! -- Error504 04:33, 27 August 2012 (UTC)Reply

RE:

The same way you would add an image to an article. This is a random pic, but let's say you want to add File:CartMasterStamp.png to your signature, you would just type [[File:CartMasterStamp.png|20px]]. If I'm to add it to the beginning of the final example signature I provided in the last message, the new code would be:

  • [[File:CartMasterStamp.png|20px]] <font face="comic sans ms">[[User:Ronnp09CP|<span style="color:purple; background:gold">'''Ronnp09CP'''</span>]]</font><sup>[[User talk:Ronnp09CP|<span style="color:green">(Talk)</span>]]</sup>
  • Ronnp09CP(Talk)

If you want it to link to something, add |link=Cart Master stamp (as an example) in the file part of the code, or if you want it to link to nothing and make it non-clickable, leave add only link= and leave it blank. Adding |border will add a border. Hope it helps. -- Error504 05:12, 27 August 2012 (UTC)Reply

Re:

Hello Ronnp09CP,

Thanks and I use GIMP and Paint.NET. I work in graphics fields and images, so I'm used to making such images, it's good you use Paint.Net too :).

If you ever needed help feel free to ask me. Thanks again for congratulating me.

Thank you, Wolfgang (Talk) (Blog) 06:38, 2 September 2012 (UTC)Reply

Hello

Hello,

You do seem to be great in making custom penguins, that looks cool! Can you join IRC to talk a bit?

Thank you, Wolfgang (Talk) (Blog) 11:35, 3 September 2012 (UTC)Reply

IRC

Hello again,

The IRC is a chat where we users here can talk, you can find it in the sidebar, community section. Click on the "IRC channel".

Thank you, Wolfgang (Talk) (Blog) 11:45, 3 September 2012 (UTC)Reply

Font

What font do you use for your "Ronnp09's User Page" text?

Yuri102212 Talk Edits 07:26, 13 September 2012 (UTC)Reply