Hi, I change the codes directly in SkinTemplate.php and it was a breeze. Can common.css override SkinTemplate, ie. instead of changing the codes in SkinTemplate.php, I paste those codes in Common.css like what we would do if we were to change any of the css files? Looks like it cannot be done because SkinTemplate is a php file. Alternatively, how about having a second copy of SkinTemplate.php in the relevant skin folder and then redirecting the reference to point to the correct SkinTemplate?
PM Poon
On Sun, Aug 16, 2009 at 6:34 AM, Platonides Platonides@gmail.com wrote:
Matthias Korn wrote:
I think he was referring to the buttons in the editing toolbar, which can not be hidden by CSS afaik.
Here is what I did quite some time ago (so I don't remember how I did it and if anything else apart from this is neccessary): http://wiki.rockinchina.com/index.php?title=MediaWiki:Common.js
Actually, removing buttons 6,7 does not seem to work (file link and math are still there). But maybe it will get you started. Tell me if you sorted out how to remove those two though... ;-)
Best, matsch
It doesn't work because the removing code is run before the button are added.
Try this instead:
function addButton(imageFile, speedTip, tagOpen, tagClose, sampleText,
imageId) {
if ((imageId=="mw-editbutton-image") ||(imageId=="mw-editbutton-media")) return;
mwEditButtons[mwEditButtons.length] = {"imageId": imageId, "imageFile": imageFile, "speedTip": speedTip, "tagOpen": tagOpen, "tagClose": tagClose, "sampleText": sampleText};}
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