On ĵaŭ, 2003-01-02 at 08:26, Erik Moeller wrote:
When editing a page or displaying its history, you now
get a link "View
article" / "View user page" etc. to go back to displaying the page. This
is something I have missed badly because I often edit a page and need to
check how the article looked before my edits, but want to keep the edit
window in its current state. Now I can open a new tab with the "View
article" link and compare the two.
As always, please let me know if there are any problems.
For editing, this duplicates the existing "Cancel" link. However, the
"Cancel" itself is sufficiently non-obvious in function and position
that it might make sense to just remove it in favor of this, which is in
the sidebar and consistent with the existing article/discussion links.
(However, note the "Nostalgia" skin lacks a sidebar completely, and
Cologne Blue still needs major overhaul.)
Ultimately though, I think it would be better to just have most of the
history, whatlinkshere, etc links equally available in editing and
history views (iow, "Don't mode me in!")
Now running on
test.wikipedia.org, try it out. I'll let it in with
upgrades tonight unless there's a reason otherwise soon...
-- brion vibber (brion @
pobox.com)