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Hello. If possible, I would like to apply for a staff too. I'm a CU, sysop and bit operator at WikiIndex (sorry, but it's true), autopatrolled, rollbacker and bot operator (though not approved yet) at Wikimedia Commons, and editor in a number of wikis with dozens of edits. I'm also a regular IRC user (sorry for never been in yours). It would be great to work with you. I could also work with Abuse Filter and templates (most that looks like a developer's job). BTW, thanks for opening a no-ads wiki farm, I love it (though a little slow IMHO), and hope you success. --[[User:Zhuyifei1999|Zhuyifei1999]] ([[User talk:Zhuyifei1999|talk]]) 15:58, 14 August 2013 (UTC)
 
== A fix for some display anomalies for the Monaco skin ==
 
The Monaco skin doesn't play nice with Wiki editor, which results in some display anomalies, such as a black lin atop the main toolbar and it causes the search and replace button to bleed off the screen to the right.
 
Thankfully, I came up with a fix I implemented on my own wiki to solve the problem:
 
<pre>
/* My fixes for display errors with the WikiEditor extension */
/* By Arcane (known as Arcane 21 on Wikimedia websites) */
/* Add these lines at the end of monobook_modified.css file in the styles/css folder of the Monaco skin */
 
.toolbar {
border-top-style: none!important;
border-top-width: 1px;
padding: 0px 0px !important;
}
 
/* Expandable Sections */
.wikiEditor-ui-toolbar .sections {
width: 98%!important;
}
</pre>
 
Also, the buttons of the Monaco skin don't work properly with the Search and Replace menu, which will cause some display errors with the text not syncing properly with the buttons.
 
If you want to fix this the quick and dirty way, find the buttons.css file in the styles/css folder of the Monaco and erase everything in the file (don't delete the file itself). This will revert the buttons to use the monobook/vector look and will correct display anomalies in the search and replace menu.
 
Alternatively, you could hunt down the css file setting governing the button and text size and retain the Monaco button look, but the above is quick and dirty fix that I've tested on my own localhost wiki and it works fine for me.
 
I'd add this to the repository for Orain, but I suck at using Github, so please forward this information to your tech staff if need be.
 
Let me know if you guys need any further help. [[User:Arcane|Arcane]] ([[User talk:Arcane|talk]]) 00:01, 19 August 2013 (UTC)Arcane
 
== A fix for some display anomalies for the Monaco skin ==
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