Thread:MasterSlenderTR/@comment-188432-20180730181231/@comment-188432-20180801202105

I feel ya. And I'm usually all for code compression like that. But the thing is there are parts of the right rail — notably the FANDOM News module — that local wikis shouldn't touch. I know: you can point me in the direction of a wiki where you'll see local styling of that module. But that only means we've not gotten around to fixing it. After all, we're only a handful of people checking out hundreds of thousands of wikis. A good rule of thumb: if you see the FANDOM logo, it's a part of our brand identity, and you probably shouldn't style it locally.

Because you shouldn't style every right rail module locally, it's probably best to positively style each individual module — a task that would also help you identify which of those selectors aren't being used anymore. As I said above, you're currently using a ton of selectors that have long since left the building, so it's probably time for a good audit, anyway.

For the time being, I've put styling of that news recirculation module at the very end of Core.css in order help ensure that styling on other modules doesn't impact that one.

Also, it's good to be aware of what the various "higher level" selectors control, so you can know when it's better to use .WikiaArticle vs. .WikiaMainContent.