Tipsy was added in I993bf60909024453a14de85af6239bded02eb8a6 however
has since been deprecated and usage is discourage.
Falling back to standard HTML `title` attribute display seems fine. Some
buttons (such as previous/next arrow) have not had a tipsy tooltip.
To be done separately: TipsyDialog which is used for StatusInfo
Bug: T77402
Change-Id: I2f7ae189734ba6d6e67ca703a42ae899ec56729d
Replacing 'mediawiki.ui/variables.less' `@import`
with new skin-aware 'mediawiki.skin.variables.less' standard.
Also replacing and removing scattered WikimediaUI Base variables
with new skin variables.
Also
- replacing several static values with new Codex design tokens featuring
skin variables for following properties:
- `background-color`
- `color`
- `border*`
- `border-radius`
- replacing local variables with new skin variables where applicable.
Bump required MediaWiki core version to >= v1.41.0.
Bug: T319381
Bug: T332541
Co-Authored-by: Volker E. <volker.e@wikimedia.org>
Depends-On: I04f9e48a1cf9dee915cf51e1e12b17ff0a595a06
Change-Id: Ie834b3f652bd22d9bf96c112166a5b7fcc3ecf2d
The MediaViewer and MultimediaViewer* instruments were disabled circa
October 2021 in Ie7dd8739efc.
This patch removes those instruments and any supporting code and data.
Notably, this patch does not remove the mw.mmv.logging.ViewLogger
instrument, which is responsible for logging image views.
Bug: T310890
Change-Id: I97d41be93849b2ae9d1adba6660546ea716657fd
jQuery object gets converted to "[object Object]" which results in an ununique array key in HUP.htmlToTextWithTags cache.textWithTags, instead pass HTML string.
Bug: T308958
Change-Id: If6fc934d263107a0d3346ccea8e91cade72db666
* Declare variables inline, as per the current code conventions.
* Use `assert.true()` or `assert.false()` in a few places.
* Clarify some test names and simplify some surrounding code.
Change-Id: Id0bca942e34564b9c011e89c0b2298cbb4f8a582
My browser is configured with en-GB as its locale. This meant that
when qqx was passed down, it fell back to my browser's default locale
and thus made the tests fail, as the expected data was set against
lang=en.
Ironically, MMV actually prefers the en-GB date format, and outside
tests even replaces 'en' with 'en-GB' when formatting dates in the
user interface. It was only in the tests that it asserted the 'en'
format that would otherwise never be used by MMV.
Ironically, the reason my locale is affecting the test is because
we switched from hardcoded lang=en to hardcoded lang=qqx which is
meant to disable any influence from localisation. However, when
passed to browser-native Intl API, qqx is not valid and thus
caused us to not have a hardcoded 'en' but a completely variable
UI language based on the developer's browser settings.
Bug: T250045
Change-Id: I94ad25cc7060ac5e9db41c6b6767aa9fd687a0db
image-links section may overflow if file has a long filename,
and a horizontal scroll bar may appear. Add a
"word-break: break-word" rule to prevent it from happening.
Bug: T305328
Change-Id: Ief395b66525b686fdcd7dec0909775065240a724
Currently for files from foreign repositories, the "More details"
button always points to the foreign description page, regardless of
whether a local description page exists. That is a bit unintuitive,
as the local description page often contains additional info (like
categories) that may be useful for the user.
This patch changes the behavior of the button to link to a local
description page if available.
Change-Id: I7db609a4dda42f28ef913ad6d4256fb5adabeb89
Replacing 'grunt-svgmin' with 'svgo' v2.3.0.
Also
- replacing all Grunt based tasks with npm equivalents. 'build' has
before just been for SVG minification and that's the same now in npm.
- changing to JS based '.svgo.config.js'
- re-crushing all SVGs. Note that 'link-hover.svg' and 'link.svg' have
been optimized with reduced precision. All other changes are resulting
from updated SVGO.
Bug: T278656
Change-Id: Ie895edb4e88336ffc56f570b8f80bf7d1e331894
Amending Base10 to slightly darker `#202122` to fulfill WCAG
requirements in connection to Accent50.
Also adding it as WikimediaUI Base equivalent variable for
future replacement.
Also removing variables not in use any more.
Bug: T248393
Change-Id: I6fb5c288cfeb2bd3c786c2f5ab771074203b8fc0
Renaming 'mmv.globals.less' to 'mmv.variables.less' following naming
pattern of other extensions like MobileFrontend, Echo or Flow.
Change-Id: I376c3fd1463ed225e214f165943576f3e3c7df39
As MDN says, new Date( dateString ) is strongly discouraged, for
exactly this reason. Oy.
Bug: T243160
Change-Id: Ib71b16185f5bd1cd522535716b6e36d2699678cd
Removing obsolete color, the list items needs to inherit WikimediaUI
palette color `#222` from `.mw-mmv-post-image` instead.
Change-Id: I70354470e0571b6eb8276a3e47167c507b4d717c
* mmv.ui.canvas / error-media-icon.svg:
Used when the media file fails to load (e.g. due to an intermittent
issue with the user's network connection). Rarely displayed,
and the space is reserved (no FOUC). Seems fine to display
slightly later within that use case (or not at all, if offline)
to make the MMV interface itself load faster overall.
Bug: T121730
Change-Id: I760f46c920c3d1f3da2cb385d8cfd81951b628e5
Some handlers were not correctly unregistered when performing
`unattach`. Thus, `Dialog.handleOpenCloseClick` could be fired more than
once resulting in the dialog been opened and closed immediately
afterwards.
Bug: T186461
Change-Id: I0c3c79644a10d7201ef198f4a4d381c10db4c3af
Results in small UI changes, but allows us to delete a lot
of code duplication.
Depends-On: I9049f5a1c0d88680fc4a174e390dd08e27c0eee2
Change-Id: Iebe7bdc8a026b929a35e823d8107d90e7bb62b82
Before, the icons on the right all had a 24x24px click region, exactly
as big as the icon. There was no wiggle room. You had to be very precise.
This patch adds a padding that can be clicked as well, 14px left and
right, but no additional padding top and bottom (this might be an
additional change for another patch).
I made sure the positions of all icons are 100% as before.
Change-Id: I1618681b5ab714cb4cfc789dc6d501ec30643bc0
All other icons show the pointer (a.k.a. hand) mouse cursor, except
this one. I believe this is just a mistake.
Change-Id: Id48f65273be0ea81e7c10f0b222430cc85f815a5
Really, why should this be forbidden? These onclick handlers do waaaaay
to much. They do not only block what they should block, they block way
more stuff, like resizing the textarea and interacting with it in any
way that involves the mouse. This is not the intention of this code.
I'm sorry to say that, but this code is the equivalent of "disable
right click to prevent stealing images" on 1990s web pages. Please,
please let's not do this. Let the user do what he expectes and is used
to do.
Bug: T110579
Change-Id: Ia89faea678606d5c382539f726e2edaa745c904e