| "THE MAIN PAGE CONTROL PANEL. Edit a value, save, and the main page follows." |
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| "Clearing a value, or removing its line, REMOVES what it feeds rather than leaving a hole — empty the event and the event card goes; empty its end time and the card stays but loses its countdown. A value the page cannot read costs only the thing it feeds, never the page." |
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| "featured — the article in the big featured card. Its picture comes from the article itself, so the page name is all there is to set." |
| "event — the event card. starts/ends drive its countdown, written YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM in UTC. Leave starts empty for something already under way. See PICKING AN EVENT PICTURE below for banner and image." |
| "patches — the build chips at the top of the page, one per entry. channel LIVE gets the filled marker and its entry also fills the 'this patch' card; anything else gets the hollow one. Add a chip by adding an entry." |
| "hero — the big picture, the two-tone headline over it, and the phrases that cycle through the search box." |
| "chips — the row of links under the hero." |
| "directory — the groups of links at the very bottom of the page." |
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| "A link is { page, label } for somewhere on this wiki, or { url, label } for somewhere else. label is optional on a wiki link." |
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| "Putting a _ in front of a key PARKS it: the page stops reading it but the value stays here for when you want it back. That is how the unused event picture below is kept." |
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| "Full documentation: Module:Mainpage/doc" |
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| "PICKING AN EVENT PICTURE — the event card has two designs and the picture you set chooses between them, so set one key or the other, not both. Setting both uses banner." |
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| " banner — one of the strips from Category:Main page banner images. It runs across the top of the card at the height it was drawn, and the card shows the MIDDLE of it: about two thirds on a wide screen, about a quarter on a phone. Check that the logo is somewhere near the middle of the file rather than out at an edge, or a narrow screen loses it." |
| " image — an ordinary screenshot. It stands in a column beside the text on a wide screen and across the top on a narrow one, so its subject wants to be near the middle. A banner strip set here comes out a smear; use banner for those." |
