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Fearsyth·2/21/2014

It's a boost to the xp you gain, not an automatic boost to level 5. You still have to grind through the levels, it's just faster.

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Fearsyth·2/21/2014

Anyone in the union. Simply get the bonds, then hand them in at the Union Manager NPC in Bustling Market.

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Fearsyth·2/21/2014

What it means is, any characer on that soul will get an xp boost untill that level. Useful for second characters, or for class changing. The boost is applied automatically once you reach that soul rank.

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Fearsyth·2/21/2014

Trade soul material for them at Calarde.

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Fearsyth·1/20/2014

The easy way is to let an admin know what page and why. Either through forums or through message walls. I went ahead and took care of that page.

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Fearsyth·1/13/2014

The point is to make it impossibe to tell them from non-trash items until identified. So you either hold everything until you're full, then go back to town, or you identify in the dungeons. If the trash items were pre-identified, you might as well just remove them from the game.

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Fearsyth·1/11/2014

Not late, as I haven't changed anything yet. But it's not "internet standard". There is no standard on the internet.

Amazon: 13px
Craigslist: uses browsers setting
Google News: 13.4333px
Googleblog: 13px
MSN News:14px on main page, default on articles (changes font size twice, only to reset to default).
Gawker sties: 15px
Facebook: 13px and 11px
Twitter: 14px

Most browsers have 16px as the default, but most websites override the defaults. These defaults have been around for a long time (back when there were crappy small monitors as the standard). Hardly anyone adjusts the defaults anyway (likely due to websites ignoring it). Some people use text zoom in the browsers, some people use full page zoom.

In all, it's a huge pain for anyone trying to be a responsible web designer that allows for user adjustments.

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Fearsyth·12/31/2013

My thoughts were to use a standard size for things that get read. Like the Dark Angel statue sections. Then step down to a slightly smaller size for things that don't get "read", for instance table data. Most table data is either small numbers (which are easier to tell apart at a smaller size), or simple text (like item names, which don't really get "read" either).

So it seems, using my idea, it would be best to use 3 for readable sections, and 2 for small data. I'm also trying to set it up so people who do have sight issues, it will adjust with their browser settings. This also allows for those with better sight (or those that sit too close to their screen) to make it smaller. That is, as long as your web browser supports rem units (most of them do except people stuck using older versions of Internet Explorer).

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Fearsyth·12/30/2013

So for it seems 2 or 3 would be good. I did skip a size between them though (I skipped all the odd numbered sizes).

This is 2 again. It's 14px in size. A lot of websites tend to use 13px and 14px. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisicing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua.

This is the size I skipped. It's 15px in size. I skipped it as it is slightly easier to use an even number for the base size. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisicing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua.

This is 3 again. It's 16px in size. This is the default size most web browsers have set as default. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisicing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua.

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Fearsyth·10/25/2013

It's possible to make them invisible for just you. I need to play with it a bit, but it would simply be a small addition to your user css file.

Edit: Well, it's possible, but it leaves white space. Can't "easily" remove the white space without changing the way the items are on the page. So, for now, forget I mentioned the above.

While the list does look bad, the items are not sorted in any specific way. If they were sorted, it would look a lot better. Also, it's a drop list, not a treasure list. If the community wants to change it to a "valuable drops list", then I have no problems with that. If that's done though, we need to decide on what is valuable. Any further discussion of this should be in it's own thread. Feel free to start one.

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Fearsyth·9/14/2013

Max is ten times the number of stats (str/agi/luk/...), so 70. And yes, anything over 12 is rare. Unless you're on your final re-roll of a character (see Class Changing) then it's not worth spending the time on it. I suggest taking the first 11 you get, as that's usually quick to roll.

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Fearsyth·9/11/2013

The test data was done long ago (beta or very early release, don't remember which). As for how valid it is, I'm not sure. Obviously, things change. When things change, the wiki needs to change too.

I don't think Gamepot really put the amount of effort into resistances that they should have. It's entirely possible it got tossed aside.

My original point was that, since we were still listing the resistance results, we should keep the test data so people can see where the results came from. Also, I agreed that the test data was "cluttering" the page, as almost no one would care about it. The easy solution was a sub-page. It cleaned up the mob type pages, and still kept the data available on how the resistance data was obtained.

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Fearsyth·9/1/2013

If anyone is still confused on how to add these, I edited Caligrase Sewers and Kaoka Parrej Ruins. You can see examples by viewing the source there. I put in extra whitespace to make it easier for source editors. Also, it likely won't show correctly with the visual editor, but will still work.

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Fearsyth·9/1/2013

I believe that issue is due to table columns not having fixed sizes. But if you go with fixed size to make one column wider, it takes from columns without fixed sizes. You'd have to give all columns fixed sizes, but then text width between themes may not be the same (not to mention, different themes have different page widths, so wider tables by default).

The best fix would be to combine information so there is less white space. For instance, there's a column for exp which takes up a lot of room, but only contains less than 10 characters. The mob name, and type do about the same.

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Fearsyth·8/31/2013

I changed it to look like the normal bullets (I think, it takes a bit for it to update). Although, I used the color for the Monobook theme. If it works, I will update it so there's icons for both themes to match.

I'll have to update the mobile theme somehow later though...

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Fearsyth·8/31/2013

Never mind that last post, I went ahead and adjusted it to what I think you wanted. Also fixed my issue with the icon centering.

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Fearsyth·8/31/2013

Hmm... It's doable. Although, I kind of like that when it wraps it isn't indenting the second line. It makes it more noticeable that it isn't another item.

Currently I have the icon center itself on the line of text. If it wraps, it ignores the extra lines. But, if I set it to indent the extra lines, the icon centers itself based on all lines. With multiple items having multiple lines, it can seem pretty confusing.

Try this out: add style="display: inline-block;" to the span elements. Then preview it to see.

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Fearsyth·8/31/2013

Set up the CSS. Here's how to use:

<span class="????rarity icon" title="mouse over text">[[pagename linking to]]</span>

Replace ???? with the rarity so: norarity icon, poorrarity icon, normalrarity icon, goodrarity icon, masterrarity icon, legendrarity icon, artifactrarity icon. I suggest removing title="??" when useing norarity.

A few examples:

List of items:
<span class="norarity icon">[[Key Engraved with Deceased Crest]]</span>
<span class="poorrarity icon" title="poor rarity">[[Cracked Shield]]</span>
<span class="legendrarity icon" title="legend rarity">[[That Legendary Sword]]</span>

List of items: Key Engraved with Deceased Crest Cracked Shield That Legendary Sword

This displays as an inline element (so norarity probably shouldn't be used as it adds a blank space). If you want to start a new line, for instance in a list, just add a <br /> (norarity probably should be used as it aligns the links. Actually you don't even need the norarity part, just class="icon" should work fine).

List of items:

<span class="norarity icon">[[Key Engraved with Deceased Crest]]</span><br />
<span class="poorrarity icon" title="poor rarity">[[Cracked Shield]]</span><br />
<span class="legendrarity icon" title="legend rarity">[[That Legendary Sword]]</span><br />

List of items:
Key Engraved with Deceased Crest
Cracked Shield
That Legendary Sword

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Fearsyth·8/31/2013

Transparency should be fixed now. Ctrl+F5 to reload if needed.

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