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:I think the way I've been (sorta) addressing the issue is to A. have a standardized set of mahjong lingo, and B. have parenthesis after an uncommon term that has to be in romaji, e.g. "Every hand requires at least one [[toitsu]] (pair) to win." #B can be hard to read if you do it a lot, though. | :I think the way I've been (sorta) addressing the issue is to A. have a standardized set of mahjong lingo, and B. have parenthesis after an uncommon term that has to be in romaji, e.g. "Every hand requires at least one [[toitsu]] (pair) to win." #B can be hard to read if you do it a lot, though. | ||
:RE: Hoverover, it's definitely possible. You could do a template for common words so you don't have to type out the code every time. For example, I could set [[Template:Ryanmen]] to <nowiki><abbr title="two consecutive tiles, waiting to complete either side of a sequence">ryanmen</abbr></nowiki>.Then, I could type <nowiki>{{ryanmen}}<nowiki> in-editor and get <abbr title="two consecutive tiles, waiting to complete either side of a sequence">ryanmen</abbr> without having to type all the code. [[User:Hordes|Hordes]] ([[User talk:Hordes|talk]]) 06:59, 14 August 2024 (UTC) | :RE: Hoverover, it's definitely possible. You could do a template for common words so you don't have to type out the code every time. For example, I could set [[Template:Ryanmen]] to <nowiki><abbr title="two consecutive tiles, waiting to complete either side of a sequence">ryanmen</abbr></nowiki>.Then, I could type <nowiki>{{ryanmen}}</nowiki> in-editor and get <abbr title="two consecutive tiles, waiting to complete either side of a sequence">ryanmen</abbr> without having to type all the code. [[User:Hordes|Hordes]] ([[User talk:Hordes|talk]]) 06:59, 14 August 2024 (UTC) | ||