Welcome to the Code Share wiki, where you can give and receive the gift of Fandom Wikitext coding! If you're looking for assistance with coding on a wiki you're part of, you can use this page to search for specific users with the skills to help you. Or, you can use this page to ask for help from the general public for a specific project.
For those of you how would like to allow others to benefit from your coding assistance, keep reading below!
Creating Coding Ports
Find an example of a coding port here.
- Create a page and name it ____'s Port, filling in the blank with either your username or internet name.
- Create sections and templates displaying various examples of items you are willing to code for other users.
- Provide explanations for users so that they can easily specify how to customize the items.
- Organize your Port (perhaps using tabbers, headers, and/or expanders) in a way that is convenient to users.
- When finished, add either the Active Port or Inactive Port template to your page, based on whether or not you're accepting projects at the time. This is done using {{AP}} (active) or {{IP}} (inactive).
Requirements:
- Your Coding Port should be both aesthetically pleasing and functional.
- You must include either the template of Active Port or Inactive Port, depending on whether or not you can take any projects at the moment.
For more information, please contact an admin.
Code Tutors
Apply to be a Code Tutor if you'd like to teach users how to code! To do so, submit "Code Tutor [Your Name]" below, hit the button, and fill out the short application form that pops up. When you are done, save the form, and an admin will review it as soon as possible.
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