User talk:Most2dot0

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We now have Lua modules (output of example module: Hello World!) with syntax highlighting and a special code editor for editing the module pages (and user CSS and JS pages — see, "Appearance" in your Preferences). To use the code editor, you have to have "Enable the editing toolbar" selected in your preferences (under "Editing"). Unfortunately, the font used in the code editor is hardcoded to a tiny size (for me, anyway), and user CSS cannot override that (and almost certainly not sitewide CSS either, although I have not tried that). Note that you can toggle between the code editor and the normal "source" editor (i.e., the one used for normal wikitext) using the "<>" icon in the upper-left corner of the code editor (the icon is not shown when editing normal wiki pages). Happy coding… (BTW, if you reply, please do so here and not on my user page, so the discussion stays in one place.) - dcljr (talk) 00:59, 24 July 2024 (UTC)

Thanks, Lua seems to work fine. Though I wonder, if this is a different editor than the one on Wikipedia, or if it is differently configured? One thing I noticed is that I always have to "Save changes" twice. And also there is no special support for JSON files, whereas on Wikipedia, there is a syntax check that is helpful. They also have a special view for them outside of the editor (but that's less important, thought it can be convinient to understand the content). ~ Most2dot0 (talk) 23:16, 28 July 2024 (UTC)