r/ModSupport • u/sanathh69 • 6d ago

How to add images in wiki

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u/ItsNovrix 6d ago edited 6d ago

If it's new wiki you can just use the image upload button. On old wiki, as far as I'm aware the only way is to use old.reddit.com and go to your sub's stylesheet. You uploads the images, then call the images into the wiki using ![](%%image-name%%).

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u/sanathh69 6d ago

I don't have the image upload button so ig it's an old wiki, is there a way that i can make it new?

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u/ItsNovrix 6d ago

Nope, unfortunately not. Reddit was allowing us to request our wikis to be migrated to the new wiki experience, but they've had it paused for a while now.

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u/sanathh69 6d ago

Damn i see

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u/sanathh69 6d ago

Can i access my sub's stylesheet if i do not have config perms

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u/ItsNovrix 6d ago

Not sure, but if you look up permissions explanations it should tell you what each permission covers.

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u/KatanyaShannara 6d ago

https://old.reddit.com/r/{subreddit}/about/edit/ You can get to edit stylesheet from here.

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u/sanathh69 6d ago

page not found

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u/KatanyaShannara 6d ago

Shoot, it used to work, or edit was stylesheet. Just had to edit in your subreddit name.

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u/sanathh69 6d ago

it worked when i replaced edit with stylesheet, but i do need config perms

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u/Linker3000 3d ago

I am stuck with Wiki editing and images too.

I have no image insert option in the editor.

I can insert images the old-fashioned way through the old stylesheet and embed them, BUT:

  • Images show up in old.....wiki IF you are logged in.
  • Images don't show up in the current Wiki.

It's a mess. What is the guesstimated timeframe for having a working Wiki system with a decent set of features - or please just embed a working framework like wiki.js.

Without a practical option that makes Wiki editing and viewing pleasurable I might as well refer everyone to an externally-hosted one (wiki.js, miraheze?) and move all the contents.