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Anyone willing to help:

  • Navigate to the wiki Main Page
  • Click on a STEP mod section on the right in the lower panePosted Image
  • Click on the first mod in the listPosted Image
  • If the mod page has any yellow triangles on itPosted Image
  • elect [ Page Tools > Edit with Form ]Posted Image
  • Save (this will remove the yellow triangles ... don't ask us why or how)Posted Image
  • Rinse & repeat for all mods in that list (hint: use the links on the mod page to navigate to and fro)
While out there, it would be fantastic if people could complete any mods that are incomplete (most are incomplete). Please only complete the information that you know is accurate - you may already know, or you may need to visit the Nexus page to see about some of the information.

 

This is a lengthy process for out team to manage at the moment, but if we get 20 or 30 people just doing this for a few mods each, it can be tackled rather quickly.

 

Post with your questions ...

 

Thanks!

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Cap was set at 50 and this was a global MW setting' date=' no?[/quote']

You are probably thinking of the standard result limitation before it automatically adds the more results link. That setting should not be touched. That can be thought of as a soft cap. There is also a hard cap which is what I am referring to, and that is much higher.

 

 

To add to this, there are several mod pages I'm seeing that need to have their pages re-saved regardless, as they haven't been updated with the new mod page layout.

 

Example of good page layout: https://wiki.step-project.com/Skyrim_Script_Extender

Example of bad page layout: https://wiki.step-project.com/Improved_Torches (at least until it's updated)

 

The pages that need updating are very easy to spot.

  • Go to a Category page (i.e. Category:ModSection_F)
  • From the PAGE TOOLS menu, select REFRESH.
  • Scan the list of mods and look for entries where the Core: label has no value.
  • Open the relevant mod pages and...

    • From the PAGE TOOLS menu, select EDIT WITH FORM.
    • Click the [save] button at the bottom of the page.
  • Once all mod pages have been updated within a category, visit the Category page again, select the PAGE TOOLS menu, and select REFRESH to force an update of the semantic data.
  • Verify that all mod entries on the Category page have either a true or false value for the Core: label.
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