Click "Custom CSS", then "Edit" and paste in the CSS code below.
Shortcuts:
Press / to open up the wiki's search box (NB: you need to type the exact start of the title for search to find your desired article).
Press e to start editing any article.
Press ? to bring up the keyboard shortcuts legend.
The stylesheet (CSS) code:
Remember you can use triple-click-and-drag to select an entire line/paragraph at a time!
/* These navigation links are almost all appropriate only for new users exploring the general layout of the wiki. It's trivial to scroll back to the top if you want to do so, and it's faster for power users to use the search function (`/` key) to find specific articles. Yet another sticky navigation that shouldn't be sticky and wastes screen space. */
.global-navigation { display: none; }
.fandom-sticky-header { display: none; }
.page-side-tools {display: none; }
/* Resize the main article to make use of the space left by the removed sidebar */
.main-container { margin-left: 0; width: initial; }
/* TODO: Can't remember what this was for. */
.community-header-wrapper { height: auto; }
/* This is the most important change: now, scrolling to the bottom of the page actually scrolls you to the end of the main article. Without this change, the footer is an utterly massive advertisement for random epic-bacon pop culture stuff elsewhere on the Fandom network. */
footer, .wds-global-footer, .mcf-en, .license-description { display: none; }
/* Pointless distractions */
.page-counter, .official-wiki-badge { display: none; }
/* Adjusted for removed Fandom left sidebar */
.fandom-community-header__background.fullScreen { width:100%; }
/* Almost all of this functionality is available from other, less obtrusive buttons */
.page__right-rail { display: none; }
/* There's a compact language selector already at the top-right of the page */
.page-footer__languages { display: none; }
/*
# SPECIFIC TO `ESCAPEFROMTARKOV.` WIKI
*/
/* Fix weird header spacing */
.fandom-community-header__image img {
height: auto;
}
.fandom-community-header {
padding-top: 20px; /* MAGIC NUMBER: Approximate visual balance */
}
If you have a browser extension that injects custom CSS/JS to edit webpages, like Tampermonkey, this same code should work just fine in that context, too.