Thread:Chartax/@comment-3193686-20160712232124

Hey again,

You mentioned your experience in CSS during our earlier conversation, and I was wondering exactly how skilled you are creating advanced templates. I'd say I myself have gotten better at creating infoboxes and navboxes, but that's currently where my experience ends.

I ask because I've been a little worried for a bit now that the release of the remastered version of System Shock also brings with it the eventual need to update every article having to do with the original in terms of adding the new content. Considering how many alterations (new characters, gameplay, items, ect) would be added, I foresee that mixing all of this in with the classic versions article information would ultimately result in a mess. We could create separate articles for the remastered version of articles, but I think that would also lead down the same path.

So, I was wondering if its possible to create a template for separate tabs within the article. I'm not talking about the "tabber" extension though, but something akin to what the Star Wars wiki ("Wookiepedia") uses to separate their "Canon" and "Legends" information (in this case, the tabs would be "Classic" and "Remaster"). That way, we would have a clean-looking structure without having to create a new page for the remastered content, while still keeping both versions separate. I've made attempts to study the template in order to implement it on another wiki I run, but my brain just hits a wall. That's why I was hoping you might have the knowledge of how to implement one here when the time comes. We still have a year and a half before this remaster is released (plus potential delays), so there's time to figure things out and prepare. 