User talk:CunningStuntbag

That helps clean up the "Also Known As" list at the end of The Road to El Dorado, and that makes the wiki look better.

Did you make sure that all of the content from the redirect was on the page The Road to El Dorado?

The "Also Known As" issue also showed up on other pages that were linked from that redirect, namely PlayStation and DreamWorks.

I moved some of the info, but I'm not sure how important trivia about the OST and the mention of a video game tie-in are to mention.

Thanks. As long as the non-trivia data's still on the wiki, I'm happy.

I have deleted the new redirect you created, "God is Flawed", and instead corrected the only page that used that capitalization, Belgariad. Please see our guideline page All The Tropes:Creating New Redirects and note the third reason not to create a redirect.

Please don't do this again.

-- Looney Toons, admin

CC: @Labster, @GethN7, @Robkelk, @QuestionableSanity, @Derivative, @SelfCloak

It's not necessary to upload an entirely new version of an image to make it smaller; you can resize it in the image markup with the thumbnail option, like so: [[File:Pawn of Prophecy cover.jpg|thumb|400px]], with the parameter after "thumb" being the horizontal size of the thumbnail in pixels.

I know, but this requires the use of thumb instead of frame; the px or upright attributes don't work with frame. thumb adds a little "open file page" logo to the bottom right corner of the frame which adds unnecessary empty space to the bottom of the frame when there's no image caption, and it really bothers me. AFAIK another alternative would be using frameless, but I really like the frame, IMO it's essential to the wiki look.

The only workaround I found is to pre-downscale the image. Not ideal, but I don't think there's much need for non-free images to be "full-size" anyway, as long as they fulfill their purpose.

True enough. I just wanted to save you a little effort if it was unnecessary.

Hello, and welcome to All The Tropes!

Thank you for identifying your recent edits as being copies of your own work - this means that legally we're allowed to use them. You've made our jobs as admins easier. :)

Agreed. As I went through and patrolled all your changes I was planning on offering thanks of my own.