I've just committed some major changes:
* accesskeys and tooltips moved to js, needs to be customized/localized at MediaWiki:Monobook.js. Saves many calls to wfMsg, reduces page size, shows access key prefix depending on browser/os. Easy to customize by changing the ta array. * skinphptal underline and justification wired up to produce generated css * MediaWiki:Skin.css used for anons as well * addcss call removed from header * separate js var file included that holds things like the stylepath and the tooltip/accesskey array * rtl css included from generated css
Translators: Many translated accesskey-XY and tooltip-XY messages need to be moved to the Monobook.js array, they are now deprecated. The remaining ones might follow soon. I also changed the wording and key of the 'clear your cache' message as it's now also displayed above the prefs as well. A new string is qbsettingsnote.
Gabriel Wicke
Gabriel Wicke wrote:
- accesskeys and tooltips moved to js, needs to be customized/localized
at MediaWiki:Monobook.js.
Then please could you place the relevant code at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki:Monobook.js that restores the shortcuts we had at least for en?
Thanks, Timwi
On Wed, 2004-06-09 at 15:22 +0100, Timwi wrote:
Gabriel Wicke wrote:
- accesskeys and tooltips moved to js, needs to be customized/localized
at MediaWiki:Monobook.js.
Then please could you place the relevant code at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki:Monobook.js that restores the shortcuts we had at least for en?
You should be able to do it yourself. I'm not a sysop, so i can't do it ;-) The current fallback to the same access keys as defined in Language.php should be fine for most things, you can copy the array from http://en.wikipedia.org/w/wiki.phtml?title=-&action=raw&gen=js (starting after the second comment).
Gabriel Wicke
Gabriel Wicke wrote:
I've just committed some major changes:
I don't know if there's a connection here, but this afternoon 'Enchanced recent changes' stopped working for me (I can't open the lists of changes that are groupped together). Checked in Firefox and Konqueror.
While I am at it, some feedback from pl.wiktionary.org: * editing MediaWiki:monobook.css doesn't seem to have any effect (I tried 'a {text-decoration: none;}'). It works in user/css though * interwiki links Wiktionary -> Wikipedia ([[w:this sort]]) are broken again: they point to www.wikipedia.org instead of the national Wikipedia * the Template: namespace (Szablon:) doesn't exist (?). Sometimes {{text}} results in the same as [[text]], sometimes it results in displaying 'text.29">' * limiting {{messages}} to five occurences per page is a bad idea in case of Wiktionaries, where entries need to follow specific patterns in a much higher degree than on Wikipedias
On Wed, 2004-06-09 at 19:20 +0200, Tomasz Sienicki wrote:
Gabriel Wicke wrote:
I've just committed some major changes:
I don't know if there's a connection here, but this afternoon 'Enchanced recent changes' stopped working for me (I can't open the lists of changes that are groupped together). Checked in Firefox and Konqueror.
Nope, this were a few bugs introduced by the recent " -> ' conversion.
While I am at it, some feedback from pl.wiktionary.org:
- editing MediaWiki:monobook.css doesn't seem to have any effect (I tried 'a {text-decoration: none;}'). It works in user/css though
User prefs override this, those are currently not per-skin. The default (that most users don't change) is underlined. I think making these prefs per-skin and adding an 'automatic' setting that uses the skin default will be the way to do it in the future. That will also help to upgrade people from old default 'underlined' prefs.
- interwiki links Wiktionary -> Wikipedia ([[w:this sort]]) are broken again: they point to www.wikipedia.org instead of the national Wikipedia
- the Template: namespace (Szablon:) doesn't exist (?). Sometimes {{text}} results in the same as [[text]], sometimes it results in displaying 'text.29">'
- limiting {{messages}} to five occurences per page is a bad idea in case of Wiktionaries, where entries need to follow specific patterns in a much higher degree than on Wikipedias
Don't know much about these. Some of them are reported already.
Gabriel Wicke
Tomasz Sienicki wrote:
I don't know if there's a connection here, but this afternoon 'Enchanced recent changes' stopped working for me (I can't open the lists of changes that are groupped together). Checked in Firefox and Konqueror.
Now fixed in cvs, bug related to " -> ' .
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