If you see some of the pages like the pirate set and fire armor, the infoboxes have multiple items that can be viewed through button-clicking. This'll really help with clustering sets together rather than making a page for each armor section. Here's how you do it:
I've done some scouring over the Internet, thank me later lol. You're gonna have to do some low-key scriptin' for this. Do this in the classic editor, and make sure you're in source mode, not visual.
If you were to make an infobox, the standard code for an Arcane Adventures Item Box (both found in those links) is:
{ {Arcane_Adventures_Item_Box
|title1 = Example
|image1 = Example.png
|type = Armor
|rarity = Common
|level = 1} }
Brackets are spaced out to prevent them from becoming actual infoboxes. Don't space them out if you're actually making one.
Here, we can see that each label is separated by a "|", not a lowercase L, and an uppercase i, but the symbol next to the \ button. Never mind that, however, because we want to see the image label. Also note that in source mode, the text becomes yellow.
Don't try tampering with image1 and image2, as that'll give you two separate images that can both be shown on the item box. Unless you want that, of course. (I haven't tried this out, actually. If you really want to go into that make a separate info box using the info box editor.) Now, instead of an image, we'll type < gallery >. This'll tell the infobox, "Hey, we're making a gallery!" The text after < gallery > may turn red.
{ {Arcane_Adventures_Item_Box
|title1 = Example
|image1 = < gallery >
|type = Armor
|rarity = Common
|level = 1} }
If you stopped now you've just broken the info box. Congrats! After all we'll some pictures to put in that little gallery. To do this we'll add some pictures below the image section. We can't add "|" though, but we can after the name of the picture to add a caption. After adding any pictures we have to add </gallery> to tell the infobox to stop making the gallery.
{ {Arcane_Adventures_Item_Box
|title1 = Example
|image1 = < gallery >
Example.png|Captions will show up as buttons
Example2.png|TThe user can press
Example3.png|To access that picture.
</gallery>
|type = Armor
|rarity = Common
|level = 1} }
Here's an example, I'm gonna repaste the Fire Armor Infobox.
{ {Arcane_Adventures_Item_Box
|title1 = Fire Armor
|image1 = < gallery >
CombustCoat.png|Combustion Coat
CombustPants.png|Combustion Pants
FlameHelm.png|Flame Helmet
FlameArmor.png|Flame Armor
FlameLeggings.png|Flame Leggings
</gallery>
type = Fire
|rarity = Common|level = 40} }
As you can see, < gallery > is added to image1, and different pictures have their own captions that will show up as buttons. So, the next time you needa edit an infobox with more than one picture, make it into a gallery.