Talk:Stats

Page is too long.
Well, this is tricky. I see no good way to put this much information on the page at once, and still have it be linkable.

I've tried putting in a collapsed wikitable, and setting anchors ( !id="foo"|Foo Title Here... ), but this does not allow an internal link to be presented to the TOC, and can only be linked to when the table is expanded, destroying my intent of shortening this page.

Niet3sche Talk 10:40, 28 February 2012 (UTC)


 * Well...for me, I'm not sure if this page being pretty long is necessarily a bad thing. A lot of content to look through, true, but the internal links from the table of contents should already solve any navigation issues...


 * If looking for a way to shorten it, though, might I suggest Template:Tabs? I'm relatively new to this one particular template, but I'm pretty sure a table can be built inside these tabs, and if all of the information are put into them, they should be compact enough to fit on any computer screen, and eliminate a lot of scrolling. (I did see what you tried to do for Para resist, Crit resist, and such...with these tabs, unless they're already in the same tab, I don't think it can internally link to a related condition. There might be a command to force a tab to a particular page, though...) -Akira 20:29, 28 February 2012 (UTC)


 * ...and you have nailed my concern pretty directly. I imagine this page receiving links from other pages with respect to Stats, Stats, and so forth. I didn't notice the tabs template; I'll have to go check that out. My concern, however, is that tabs will collapse data in the same way that a collapsed table does--at which point, they are non-linkable (as far as I know).


 * This gives me something to look at, though, and that's a better direction than, "argh, this page goes WAY below the fold, and this isn't so good." Thanks! Niet3sche Talk 21:48, 28 February 2012 (UTC)


 * Freakin' slick. Niet3sche Talk 21:52, 28 February 2012 (UTC)
 * ...but it works as I feared, and it seems this is a choice between links going right to appropriate content, or screen real-estate being preserved. Niet3sche Talk 22:10, 28 February 2012 (UTC)