The whole point of the addition is that it pushes down the ad, so why can't the module be moved so it does not push the ad? That's what I'm asking.

I don't know how to do that, because it was through the adjustment of a JS code:

$( function () {
 
    if ( mw.config.get( 'wgTitle' ) !== 'Sisterwikis' ) {
 
        $.get( '/api.php?action=parse&text={{Sisterwikis}}&format=json', function ( data ) {
            $( '.WikiaRail' ).prepend( data[ 'parse' ][ 'text' ][ '*' ] );
        } );
 
    }
} );

Can this code be adjusted so that it changes the position of the module?

Tell me where you want to move it? To get the current version working on the fanficton wiki, replace the entire code there by:

$( function () {
 
    if ( mw.config.get( 'wgTitle' ) !== 'Sisterwikis' ) {
 
        $.get( '/api.php?action=parse&text={{Sisterwikis}}&format=json', function ( data ) {
            $( '.WikiaRail' ).prepend( data.parse.text[ '*' ] );
        } );
 
    }
} );
 
/*Clock */
importScriptPage('DisplayClock/code.js', 'dev');
/*Clock code ends */
 
// User account notification
// community.wikia.com/wiki/Thread:476904
if (mediaWiki.config.get("wgAction") === "view" && (!window.localStorage || !window.localStorage.getItem('#NitromeAccountNotification'))) {
	(function ($, mw, window) {
		var wgServer = mw.config.get("wgServer"),
			wgUserName = mw.config.get("wgUserName");
 
		if (typeof wgUserName !== "string") {
			$(createNotification);
		} else {
			var url = wgServer + "/api.php?action=query&format=json&list=usercontribs&uclimit=5&ucuser=" + window.encodeURIComponent(wgUserName);
 
			$.get(url, function (data) {
				try {
					if (data.query.usercontribs.length < 5) {
						$(createNotification);
					}
				} catch (e) {}
			});
		}
 
		function createNotification() {
			// HTML for the notification (no wiki markup allowed here, e.g. [[page|link here]] is not HTML)
			var notificationHTML = '<ul id="NitromeUserImagesNotification" class="WikiaNotifications" style="position:fixed;z-index:9001;margin:0;"><li><div style="padding:6px 15px 6px 20px;line-height:1.3;font-size:12px;"><span class="sprite close-notification"></span>Creating fanart is only allowed for registered users. Click <a href="/wiki/Special:UserSignup">this page</a></div> to sign up if you haven\'t already - it\'s very simple and fast!</li></ul>';
 
			// add notication into the page
			$('#NitromeAccountNotification').remove();
			$('body').append(notificationHTML);
 
			// close the notification when clicking the x
			$('#NitromeAccountNotification .close-notification').click(function () {
				$('#NitromeAccountNotification').remove();
				if (window.localStorage) {
					window.localStorage.setItem('#NitromeAccountNotification', 'dismissed');
				}
			});
		}
	}(jQuery, mediaWiki, window));
}

@Random-storykeeper

Using jQuery .after() or .before() method might be useful. An example usage:

$( '#LatestPhotosModule' ).before( '<p>Test</p>' );

Thank you 452, UltimateSupreme and Cafeinlove. If possible, could I get a code that moves this module to the very bottom of siderail? This way, it won't obstruct any advertising as well as the other Wikia instilled modules.

That being said, I may contact Wikia because I don't really understand how this would be in violation of the Terms of Use. The module I'm adding isn't very tall, and the modules are still visible below it. I don't think it's an obstruction, since the Wikia modules can still be viewed and retain their functionality, which is what the conditions of the Terms of Use seem to be.

Hi, to move it below, just change:

$( function () {
 
    if ( mw.config.get( 'wgTitle' ) !== 'Sisterwikis' ) {
 
        $.get( '/api.php?action=parse&text={{Sisterwikis}}&format=json', function ( data ) {
            $( '.WikiaRail' ).prepend( data.parse.text[ '*' ] );        } );
 
    }
} );

to:

$( function () {
 
    if ( mw.config.get( 'wgTitle' ) !== 'Sisterwikis' ) {
 
        $.get( '/api.php?action=parse&text={{Sisterwikis}}&format=json', function ( data ) {
            $( '.WikiaRail' ).append( data.parse.text[ '*' ] );        } );
 
    }
} );

I think you have your answer:

• http://nitrome.wikia.com/wiki/MediaWiki:Wikia.js?diff=162569&oldid=162524
• http://nitromepixellove.wikia.com/wiki/MediaWiki:Wikia.js?diff=9888&oldid=9887

The relevant passage:

Staff are known to be very picky about the "proper display" clause. Under this clause, they can disallow all changes to the interface. It is only through their permission that interface customisations are allowed at all. (Under the "proper display" clause, they have also denied custom backgrounds on the top Wikia bar, or for links to be added to the On the Wiki tab.)

It took them months of consideration to approve my request to add content to the right rail, I put what they told me into google, and found: Thread:581727#7. We're lucky something was posted in public this time.

While the public version is slightly different to what was said to me personally, the phrase "No module can ever be placed above the top ad." is exactly the same. (Please note that I have copied this phrase from the public version, not from the private version.)

Heh, I thought they were going to remove it, but I'm glad the staff at least has some initiative now to explain why.

Now, is it okay for the module to be placed just below the ad, but still push the other Wikia modules down? The Terms of Use mentions not obstructing the "user interface" and functionality. Since the ad goes below the search bar, I could technically place the module so that it is just below Wiki Activity and push that and the recent photos down just a tad. I would like to keep it as top as possible, within the ToU, but I need more clarification.

$( function () {
 
    if ( mw.config.get( 'wgTitle' ) !== 'Sisterwikis' ) {
 
        $.get( '/api.php?action=parse&text={{Sisterwikis}}&format=json', function ( data ) {
            $( '.WikiaRail' ).prepend( data.parse.text[ '*' ] );        } );
 
    }
} );

$( function () {
 
    if ( mw.config.get( 'wgTitle' ) !== 'Sisterwikis' ) {
 
        $.get( '/api.php?action=parse&text={{Sisterwikis}}&format=json', function ( data ) {
            $( '.WikiaRail' ).append( data.parse.text[ '*' ] );        } );
 
    }
} );

Thanks! Is it possible to move it between modules, like Wiki Activity and Photos? The siderail advertisement is between the search bar and Wiki Activity, so it shouldn't be pushing the ad down.