Inline Styling[edit | edit source]
Custom, inline styling using HTML and CSS is not recommended, but not restricted either. Users should keep in mind that the Wiki uses themes. Step has taken great care to ensure the styling on the Wiki is clean, consistent across all themes, and up-to-date with modern standards. This is seen in the responsive design of the wiki, so users can enjoy the Wiki wherever they are and on whatever device they may have. This also creates a consistent look across the Wiki, regardless of theme used. The use of inline styling can easily break Step's intended design, therefore, users are asked to limit using it to a last resort option. If any user finds they are consistently using inline styling for a specific reason, we ask that they contact a member of staff (see bottom of the page) to inquire about changes being made globally.
HTML[edit | edit source]
Inline HTML is perfectly fine to use. Users should keep in mind that HTML is restricted and parsed by the Wiki. This means the Wiki will automatically remove HTML that is not found on their permitted list. It's always preferable to use wiki markup.
CSS[edit | edit source]
As mentioned, inline styling is available, but should be used as a last resort. With that said, if customization is necessary, the Wiki is mostly compatible with Bootstrap 4. Users should use Bootstrap's list of classes as a first reference for any necessary inline styling deviation before moving on to completely custom edits.
HeaderTabs[edit | edit source]
Use of HeaderTabs should be limited and the majority of content should use the TOC method. HeaderTabs are still great for some applicable content, however, they should be used sparingly. An example of HeaderTabs is use on this page to display the content within these tabbed sections.
Tables[edit | edit source]
Wiki tables are flexible enough to provide simple data sets or complex data sheets. Once their format is understood, tables should only be used for displaying data. When creating structural code on custom pages, HTML is preferred. For a complete table reference, see the MediaWiki documentation.
- The standard "wikitable" class has been customized to work with our site and is preferred.
- Users can utilize Bootstrap's classes to help with custom formatting, as needed.
