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We have a problem. Just to begin, the episode pages are a MESS.

1. The majority of the pages use a clunky infobox, if not none, that is not portable for mobile users instead of the new portable infobox and its syntax in source mode is all bunched together.
2. Other episode articles barely have any text explaining the episode. The only feature that explains them is the video below an episode page.
3. The transcripts are incomplete. They do not cover the full dialogue.

I'm working to try and fix the problem, all while managing other wikias I adopted. If you want to help, you can. Visit this episode infobox page here to learn how to implement it or help add missing text.

Tomorrow is the Olympic Games, we wanted to say good luck to our superheroes, sidekicks and civilians who are Olympic athletes. BEST OF LUCK!!!

I would like to ask permision before I contact Wikia. This would allow admins to add some more convienient features, rather than just on CSS. What is the review process you may ask?

The JavaScript review process is a system where wikis are able to make changes to the wikia's JavaScript, send these changes for review and get them approved by staff. This takes at least a day, but its worth it.

Such features that can be possibly added are InactiveUsers and RevealAnonIP.

Due to the upcoming Valentine's Day celebration, we will postpone the unveiling of the new look of the wiki to March 19.

Tomorrow evening is Super Festivus. During that time, we will air our super-grievances. Happy Super Festivus. Also, happy 44th birthday to our friend who provided his voice to one of our heroes of the show also known as Trevor, Christian Potenza!

Most of the episodes do not or have an episode infobox. Some have the general infobox template, which makes it quite cruddy and junked up, plus they all spell "antagonist" wrong.

Just a notice.

Wikia is constantly making better things and better things, one in particular are portable infoboxes. So what are these things? Well, previous infobox layoutss are built with tables and divs, which wikia says are broken when viewed on mobile. As an effort to optimize the infobox for both desktop and mobile readers, they cretaed the porttable infobox.

I have seen the output of these new template designs, but I'm asking: Should Sidekick Wiki make the change? If we are, then we have to do a bit of finger grease and convert all of the infoboxes, but it has a benefit for mobile readers. If not, we should leave the table layout.

On mobile view, both infoboxes both look okay, but what do you think?

Comparison: Template:Infobox character/Draft

Tommorow evening is the holiday of Hanukkah and thus marks the first countdown on the main page to be finished. Happy Hanukkah!

This is only the first of our other countdowns, and we can't wait for the Nuke Year and Super Christmas to come along, as well as the other holidays and the Olympic and Paralympic Games!