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[edit] Help with "no image.png"
Currently about 80 articles that use the {{Infobox rail}} calls it with "logo_filename = no image.png". It seems it was used to fix a problem with a large empty logo area in the old versions of this template. This is not needed anymore. Although I have left the code in the template to handle this call. Do not remove that code from this template for now, or we will instead get large empty spaces on those pages that call with "no image.png". I would like that people help out and change "logo_filename = no image.png" to be "logo_filename =" in the railway articles that call this template. When that has been done we can remove the handling code in this template. I have already fixed 29 articles but would like help with the remaining 80.
So if you are in the mood, do this: Go to Image:No image.png and scroll down to the "File links" section. Look for railway articles there. Most of the rail articles there use {{Infobox rail}}, {{Infobox Railroad}} or {{Infobox SG rail}}, if they do then change "logo_filename = no image.png" to be "logo_filename =".
Note! If the article is not using any of the boxes I just listed but instead are using a hardcoded infobox then do not remove the "no image.png". You can recognise that it is a hardcoded infobox by it using a wikitable instead and has style="something" stuff in the top. --David Göthberg (talk) 00:07, 3 April 2008 (UTC)
- Fixed the rest. I realised that if I turn off image loading in my web browser then I can load and edit pages way faster. (I got a rather old computer.) Why didn't I come up with that idea years ago? Darn.
- --David Göthberg (talk) 09:27, 3 April 2008 (UTC)
