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Suggestion: Use font colors instead of icons
e.g. T-Doll_Production, instead of having HG/SMG/etc icons beside each name, we can use
- [[Simonov|Simonov #fff#fff#fff]]
- [[Tokarev|Tokarev #6BDFCE#6BDFCE#6BDFCE]]
- [[Stechkin|Stechkin #D6E35A#D6E35A#D6E35A]]
- [[Welrod MkII|Welrod MkII #FFB600#FFB600#FFB600]]
- Personally, I think it may be a bit confusing to not to stick to a standard for colors(cyan for time, yellow for links), unless we're planning on change the color of links themselves. Pianoforte (talk) 23:28, 20 October 2016 (EDT)
- My primary concerns about this idea revolve around legibility as well. Right now, the wiki has yellow links by default, so it's immediately obvious that yellow text is a link. It's not entirely clear that the white text here actually links to anything without hovering over it first - the styling is a bit different than for normal text, but not by that much. I also think that this style of link should be implemented as a template that takes rarity as a parameter, as we don't want people to have to remember the hex codes for each color. ReverseIdeology (talk) 23:44, 20 October 2016 (EDT)
- Not everyone might understand the gun's color codes unless we specify it down somewhere. Luciana (talk) 23:45, 20 October 2016 (EDT)
- Maybe the links to the guns can have another indicator of their uniqueness. Maybe a dotted underline for example? Maybe with some CSS editing, we can probably turn the hex colors into the rarity colors like: not including the brackets "Simonov|{{doll_name|#fff|Simonov" could be "Simonov|{{doll_name|#2star|Simonov". Mignonette (talk) 23:51, 20 October 2016 (EDT)