Warrior Cats: Ultimate Edition (WCUE) Wiki
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Overview

On the Warrior Cats: Ultimate Edition Wiki, we expect our pages to meet a certain standard that is set by our community. If we find that a page does not meet any standards, we will mark it as a stub or fix the page format. Before starting to edit any pages, please read our following standards and what we would like to see on any and all edited pages.

Pronouns

ALL PAGES (except for policy or rule pages) must not contain second person pronouns (you, yours, etc.) or first person pronouns (I, me, my, etc.). Instead, all people who play the game should be referred to as players and should have gender neutral pronouns (they/them).

Formatting

All pages should begin with a heading that says "Overview" and contains basic information below it. All pages also must have the first mention of the topic of the page in bold and all subsequent mentions of the topic in italics. Depending on the type of page, pages must have the following heading/format unless they are a major page covering a large topic:

Customization pages should be formatted with a header that says Overview, following a description of what the specific part of customization is. There should be a following header that is titled Types of (customization type here) with a table underneath it detailing all of the customization options. The table should be formatted as follows:

Item Name
(Item Name) Name Picture Unlocked Through
Item 1 picture (preferably formatted from 100-200px if possible) how to unlock said item (i.e. free item, what gamepass/badge/code it can be gotten through)

Pages dealing with major upcoming updates should first have an overview heading followed by a brief description of what the update is, when the estimated release is, and any other important notes. It should then have a Features heading and a list below it detailing all of the upcoming features. Finally, the update should have a gallery containing most known images released of the update with proper credit. When an update is released, the corresponding page should be updated to note this.

Menu pages (i.e. for the Starpedia) should be formatted with a normal overview heading, following basic information including how to open the menu, what the menu is for, etc. It should then have another heading titled Usage that details all of the major ways that the menu can be used and its general purpose. Certain menus that have rewards or any other extra features may have an extra heading below detailing what these said rewards/features are. If a menu requires a gallery, it should be under a header at the bottom titled Gallery.

  • Objects: Overview - Types of ____ - Usage - Gallery
  • Minor Game Location Format: Overview - Location - Usage (lore will be added here) - Gallery
  • Specific Customization Types Format: Overview - ____ Types
  • Upcoming Updates: Overview - Features - Gallery
  • Some of the larger and more general pages (territory/camp pages, character customization, etc.) may have their own format

Coding

Some pages, such as the main page, may have formatting on them through the <div> tag. Here is the code that must be used for formatting boxes/code:

<center> <div style="background:#848c94; padding: 5px 5px; border-radius:20px 20px 0px 0px;">
<h3>Title</h3> </div>
<div style="background:#2c2d3d; padding: 20px; border-radius:0px 0px 20px 20px">Content goes here!</div>
</center> <br>

Page Creation

Pages may not cover a topic that is too specific and has already been covered in another article. Such topics include specs, how to get a private server, private roleplays, a specific accessory, etc. Some semi-specific pages are still allowed, such as:

  • pages covering a category of customization (i.e. ear types and muzzle types)
  • pages covering a menu in the game
  • pages covering a specific upcoming update

Conclusion

If you ever have any questions, please ask any of the admins, or staff.

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