Abjiklam

It should now be fixed, thanks. You can see the intent by visiting the site on mobile.

The responsive styling I added a few weeks ago for infoboxes and images in the wiki seems to finally be live. You may need to refresh to see the changes. On mobile, infoboxes should look similar to Wikipedia's mobile website and images should never take more than the available screen width. Let me know if something doesn't look right.

Thank you for pointing it out, I made a test I shouldn't have saved. Should be fixed now.

I've used Inkscape for most of them. The graphic elements are either drawn by me or taken/modified from images on commons.wikimedia.org. Browsing by category is quite useful: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Animals_in_heraldry

You can show the tracking categories by going in your Preferences under the "Appearance" tab and selecting "Show hidden categories".

I've put back the original license and update the link to the Stable Diffusion license.

My bad, I didn't realize there is a difference. I already edited the pages, but I've put all the license stuff related to Stable Diffusion in a template so we can easily update it everywhere all at once. I'm not well versed in legalese so I'm not sure what to do. You want to revert back to the original copyright notice with a link to the license on GitHub?

I like them a lot! There might be an issue with the copyright status however. I was curious about copyright for AI-generated art and I found the Stable Diffusion Terms of Service. It says under "Copyright" that CC0 1.0 applies. Should we update the image description to reflect this?

Done, I removed the __HIDDENCAT__ tag.

This would be a perfect task for a bot, but I haven't been able to get one working so far.

I think I misunderstood. You want character pages with an "Appearance" section but no image, right? I understood pages without image, but with the "Books" parameter in the infobox containing "appears".

You want a list of characters with an appearance but without an image? That can be done with the infobox template directly.

A category for characters without images already exists here.

I've added the chapter numbers for Fire & Blood and The World of Ice and Fire in the {{Ref}} template. We can now write references as {{ref|twoiaf|4|2}} instead of {{ref|twoiaf|The Targaryen Kings: Aenys I}} The chapter and sections numbers for these books are documented here.

Westerosi Valyrians are just a small sample of the original Valyrian people. Being noble families, maybe they have names that they're particularly attached to and like to reuse, while other regions of the Valyrian empire used other names. Since we know so little about Valyrian culture before the Doom, we don't know what kind of names they used. I think the Doom also caused rapid changes and fragmentation in the Valyrian culture and language. For some current Volantene names you can kind of restore what may have been the original High Valyrian name. So for example maybe Benerro used to be Benaeron before the Doom. So I'm thinking it's partly because of regional variations, and partly because of linguistic evolution.