Thread:MindcraftMax/@comment-9954040-20151119104221/@comment-24475768-20151208002547

I think I've got it.

There are three problems: the first one is that it takes time before any change to the template is registered, that's why I didn't see any change after replacing the BoxItem template with "test"; but we can force a page which uses the template to update by editing it and saving the edit. So I reverted back my tests to the original templates, which I don't think are directly bugged and therefore shouldn't need to be changed.

The second problem seems to be related to the line break (that \n character) inside a template: the following bugs:

while this doesn't (as much):

But this isn't really the bug that is bothering which is fixed when we do that; still, from now on, we should keep that in mind and never start a new line for no reason inside parameters, especially when it involve links (even if it looks less nice).

Finally, and I believe this is the source of the whole issue, DarkTemplarian's templates use the keyword "int:" followed by pages he created. Unfortunately, I'm unable to find any sort of information about this keyword, even though it seems to be a pretty important and useful one, but I suppose it just takes the code in the page and puts it where "int:page" is. However, I cannot edit some of the pages DarkTemplarian made for these "int:page" because they are protected (MediaWiki pages), but you should be able to.

The pages that are concerned: MediaWiki:Link ‎ and maybe MediaWiki:Link1/2/3, also MediaWiki:BoxStart and finally MediaWiki:KodeShare and maybe MediaWiki:KodeShare1/2/3/4/5. Hopefully I didn't miss anything, but you can always check in DarkTemplarian's contributions: http://projectspark.wikia.com/wiki/Special:Contributions/DarkTemplarian?limit=500&target=DarkTemplarian

Obviously, I cannot help but notice that all these pages have "verbatim" in them, so maybe the bugs come from a modification Wikia did with it? I don't know, I might try to help when I have a bit more time, but I would require the rights to edit the MediaWiki to be able to see what I can do. Hopefully, you can find the fix yourself now that we have a better idea what is wrong, and yes if you and I can't find a fix, we'll need to ask for help about MediaWiki/css code in the .com forums or directly on Wikia Community Central.