Do you need a site graphic, but you can't even draw a straight line with a line tool? Are you looking at two dozen entries whose tables were written by a very enthusiastic editor... who completely messed up the formatting? Are you trying to split your community wiki into two different regions?
If you need Gnomepowertm (or you see somebody who does), tell us what is needed here.
Summon the Gnomes
2007-10-29 15:53:05 How does one remove a template? A user created a redundant "_Park" template (![[walnutcreek]](http://wikispot.org/wiki/eggheadbeta/img/inter.png){kind=small}
Templates/_Parks). I deleted the template, but it still shows up in the list of templates when creating a new page (ex: This Page Does Not Exist). —NathanJensenHorne
Okay guys, earlier on the IRC I had this idea to gnome up wikipedia with interwiki links to the various wikispot wikis.. well I really want to write a bot almost but I guess this is a human.. or rather gnome, task. Here are the google searches of pages to linkify, it would be some awesomeness to use the local wiki as reference to note. ![[WWW]](http://wikispot.org/wiki/eggheadbeta/img/sycamore-www.png){kind=small}
Woodland WestSac Sacramento Madison Redding Tustin
Yeah.. go go gnome power? I dunno, I just thought in the least I can get back here to refer to the searches. ~Dave
2007-12-13 20:29:50 Good idea. Is there a reason that the link on Wikipedia goes to http://wikispot.org/?action=gotowikipage&v=woodland rather than woodland.wikispot.org? —JabberWokky
Wikipedia has a static interwiki map, so we just tell them that [[wikispot:woodland:Page_name_here]] => http://wikispot.org/?action=gotowikipage&v=woodland:Page_name_here. We need to route them to a particular page and domain and it has to work with their prefix syntax. Does that make sense?
