* Lose the special casing replacement labels for long usernames and
just truncate in CSS with '...' or whatever
* Fix weird padding on two-column mode
* Possibly cleaner Echo badge/whatever handling
* Alignment fixes in general
Note: Breaks two-column layout for IE9-. Probably easily fixed (don't
apply that one line to it), but I don't know how, and don't care.
Bug: T161282
Bug: T173215
Change-Id: I7d27e13265ee54767c509387baf6430bd7c4792d
(margins get lost/combined into larger one unless container... stuff;
on three-column flexbox takes care of this for us)
Change-Id: Ib2a93fa0c24f693375fb8c959e77dd47c8087121
Kill js solution even for other browsers because it doesn't even really
work to begin with. And I have no clue how to make it work, because I
can't find any examples that do, either.
Fixes current firefox and chrome. Users of old browsers/other
proprietary or whatever things can, uh, suffer, I guess.
Bug: T181484
Change-Id: Ic3415702eaa33cf56ed0b1fabf9ca607c88d1863
No more need to add in an html pokey element every potential dropdown menu.
Aaaaaagh that made it bigger, didn't it.
Change-Id: I5d3817aa026849a5304710a32a3585f3e698321d
Hopefully saner access, also clears up some of the sidebar space.
Also forces moving the wikibase other-projects blob into its own
blob entirely.
Not done:
* Pokeys (need to migrate them all to css-only; later patch)
* Handling for no languages for wikidata stuff (may not be possible;
minerva likewise has no handling)
Bug: T213510
Bug: T181309
Change-Id: I148707085059f458512d328c415ea0bf134163f3
That one's newer, lets us do more. Appears to work fine as a drop-in replacement, as long as we add back the emptyPortlet class and kill some dead compatibility stuff.
Change-Id: Id531671eef97c670665aebed784eca41c0394ce8
Seriously, what the crap. Break this up a bit, shall we? Also probably means we might be able to extend this better, or something. (Not that I have any idea how that works.)
Change-Id: I2576d2244091aabcc973d9d4b7a3020d34f365f8
Possibly more consistent in general with the rest of wikimedia. Maybe. We're still using the colours rather differently, though.
Should also resolve some contrast issues we've had thus far. Maybe.
Breaking up the greys like this may or may not help with theming down the road. I'm not really sure.
Bug: T131992
Bug: T200320
Change-Id: I2757271066c54891e2b6e45b86e827f34af59435
Add `@param-taint $content escapes_htmlnoent` annotation to
TimelessTemplate::getPortlet(). See explanation on
Id8ef73f2efbe8d4d5510917d55dbac4e41b2b3a1.
Change-Id: I2fc96ed7876292dd6bd1e7f4fe799bdb6d8cdfd1
I82db33d656 in core changes the toggle button of the TOC.
This change removes the brackets around the new toctoggle, too.
Depends-On: I82db33d656b3795d7134a91d20ed9d93a3471086
Change-Id: Id4d42d8e71c559f1e83ac7c1ab055f62654c240e
Multiline items should now be clearly distinguishable from new
single-line items. On, like, mobile, or something. Not truly insane
pages I never should have created in the first place.
Change-Id: Ia0ea69519da865b76299b62ee94b33d3b0b60a94
option to set configurable background image for the skin as a whole
Defaults to the cat, but can ideally be set to anything appropriate
to the wiki in question. Recommendation is a 20-50% opacity black/
white background image, where the alpha values of the b/w parts are
likewise around 10-50/255.
Bug: T193330
Change-Id: Ica3e2ce2568557ef157d06d1b7127b030f3c38f0
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