Infobox

<p>I don't know quite how to explain what I want but I know what I want, and I have two things I would like to add to an infobox but I have no idea how to in source or in the new infobox editor. Please bear with me as I try to explain how I would like help: </p><p>Firstly, I would like to add sections to the infobox where it displays mutliple entries to a single sub-heading, if that makes sense. So for example how infoboxes usually work is like for [[w:c:tardis:The Doctor]] in her infobox she has the sub-heading "species" and the entry "The Doctor's Species". I would like to be able to make a type of infobox where it would be able to have "Species", "The Doctor's Species" and then a divided second entry that says, for example, "Time Lord" next to where it says "The Doctor's Species". Looking like this: </p>

[title] | [info 1] | [info 2]

<p>Secondly, I would like to do a similar thing except with three "blocks" running along the bottom of the infobox each with a different colour that would be customised on a per-page basis. For example: </p>

[red] | [white] | [green]

<p>Kind of like a flag, now that I think about it. Could anyone help me code this? </p>

<p>Greetings! </p><p>I've been overhauling the design of my chosen subject wiki, Devil May Cry, for the last week or so. However, I encountered one issue I cannot google out the solution to. </p><p>We have one problematic subject on our wiki, a sword that has two forms and shows up in almost every game. Normally the tabs don't get as problematic even if there are enough of them they wrap up to the next line, but this one's an exception. </p><p>An ideal solution would be simply to create a tabber within a tabber, not unlike this (but this example is not using PI). First one would pick between Sparda and Force Edge, and the second between specific games. Is there a way this can be done using portable infoboxes? </p>

<p>Hello, </p><p>I have created an infobox template for items shown on my wikia. </p><p>An example can be found here: </p><p>http://pantropy.wikia.com/wiki/Pickaxe </p><p>I want to resize the image within the template so that it is smaller. Is this possible at all? </p><p>If so, how would I do this? CSS? If so, which CSS file do I change? I know what code I would use to change the size itself but I do not know what tag i would use to target the image in the infobox, so help there would be appreciated also. </p><p>Thanks in advance for any help offered! </p>

<p>Example: http://portability.wikia.com/wiki/User:PanSola/BugDemo </p><p>If I have to write my own CSS to style the horizontal group header, then I might as well use CSS for the title and vertical group headers (to keep things in the same place), in which case there's no point to bother with accent color ... </p>

<p>I posted this a few days ago on the talk page of the infoboxes on Community Wikia but it seems my comment was either not seen or ignored. </p><p>I have a complaint about the recent update made to the portable infoboxes. A couple of weeks ago, if you were seeing from mobile devices an infobox with a single image (i.e. no gallery or tabber) and a caption, the caption was shown at the bottom of the image, and if you clicked the image, it would enlarge to its full size. Now, the caption is missing, and the image is no longer clickable, so it's impossible to see its full size and only the square thumbnail is shown. I don't understand why these two functions were removed, but the infoboxes are definitely less useful as a result. Please restore the caption and the option to enlarge the picture. </p>

<p>I am trying to accommodate a template that uses infobox fields but one problem if the infobox has a gallery set as image template won't work for those articles. So I was wondering how to format that if another image source field <image source="image gallery"/> is filled, <image source="image"/> is hidden in the infobox (but can still be filled in / I can't have the field empty I need it for my template). </p><p>I usually use transformers (meta templates that trasclude infoboxes) so I can use switch templates using infobox's fields. </p><p>Example of a transformer template 1 (note my example is not the actual template/wiki the real one is not written yet/implemented yet). </p>

{{
{{#switch:{{{style|}}}
 |levelrow=LevelRow
 |reciperow=RecipeRow
 |recipequickrow=RecipeQuickRow
 |pricerow=PriceRow
 |trademissionitem=TradeMissionItem
 |iconmini=IconMini
 |iconminirev=IconMiniRev
 |iconmed=IconMed
 |#default=Infobox Recipe
}}
|name={{{name}}}
|image={{{image|}}}
|image2={{{image2|}}}
|image3={{{image3|}}}
|imagewidth={{{imagewidth|}}}
|levelunlocked={{{levelunlocked|}}}
|mill={{{mill|}}}
|ingredients={{{ingredients|}}}
|expreward={{{expreward|}}}
|time={{{time|}}}
|mincost={{{mincost|}}}
|defaultcost={{{defaultcost|}}}
|maxcost={{{maxcost|}}}
}}

<p>The current way I band aide it is making additional fields hidden on the article's infobox (in view mode/ but is on source, example above using image2 and image3) but my senario is there will be far less infoboxes with galleries and changing all non-gallery infoboxes with a hidden field would be a lot of work. Or making a second template for the few artcicles that do have galleries but I just really would like 1, plus I don't want to confuse other contributors why 20 use one template and 90 use another. </p><p>Portable Infobox Gurus can you help me? </p>

<p>* is Wildcard, I've added to a few at some spots, so heading world show up, filling via source code </p>

<div class="quote"><i>Fandyllic wrote: Here is the PI code I see in this example that produces "Tabber-like" results: 

|image=
<gallery>
Kermit-frog-cartoon-funny.jpg|Kermit
InezsTest2.jpg|Shovels and Rope
Challenger-0.jpg|Challenger
Dog in sunflowers.jpeg|Collie
The-Avett-Brothers-4.jpg|Seth Avett
Daenerys S3.jpg|Denise
Killzone.jpg|Killzone
</gallery>

<p>Is this placeholder code? Will tabs be able to have anything beyond images, support transclusion, be style-able, etc.? </p><p>It's a good first step, but not to the point of advertising to other admins, I think. </p><p>Should we start a separate thread for Tabber-like functionality in PIs? </p> </i></div>
<p style="font-weight:normal;"><span style="font-weight:normal;">It will be just images, and yes, the tabs are style-able. I'm not sure how transclusions play into this, though. They should be supported as before, but you may be referring to something I can't picture right now. </span></p> <p style="font-weight:normal;">Could you maybe link an example of an infobox with transclusions that you'd like supported in the portable markup, but that isn't right now?</p>

<p>I think it was Sebastian who told me that I can do something like this: </p><p><infobox theme="{{#if:{{{hidden|}}}|hidden|}}"> </p><p>Ergo: setting the theme <i>hidden</i> when the <i>Hidden</i> variable is set to something. </p><p>But unfortunately that does not compute. What can I do instead? </p>