Like transclusions, extensions can contain nodes of other types. This
hasn't been an issue because the legacy parser doesn't generate content
with these annotations. But, moving forward, as Parsoid becoming
responsible for more extensions. This is the case for the new ImageMap
implementation.
Matches I95767e466803f0744b6626204a0a3a1514fff174
Change-Id: I6ff81a01207e2734090c626b177e5f4d10bb6d61
The mw:Placeholder attribute semantically means, "don't touch this,"
but french spacing should be freely editable. It's just a funny way
to write a plain wikitext space.
Bug: T254502
Depends-On: Ia164dd1318d45924aa965919e7939c6f817f5d0d
Change-Id: I56e0f0c6526649ea041e023698a48936176dec4b
We don't share much functionality, and we have to do a bunch
of hacks to disable functionality we don't want.
Change-Id: I9861123d8f1cbab1923f1aa5be713c2dadaed53d
<includeonly /> is not valid wikitext markup, which is distracting.
Let's use <includeonly>…</includeonly> instead.
Bug: T250937
Change-Id: I9eac8b265eca16118d390da2628e0da7ca409ed8
The difference is that metaitems are not visible on the editing
surface, and their exact position is not preserved when the paragraph
containing them is edited.
This behavior is desirable for e.g. categories, but not for
<noinclude> and related tags, which are intentionally placed in
specific places in the text.
Note that we don't really have any editing interface for these nodes
yet. But you can see them (and they come with descriptions and links
to documentation pages), and delete or copy-paste them.
Bug: T250937
Change-Id: I104e7abbd650567df0e59813653c46a66d955d58
Bring in ve.dm.MWInternalLinkAnnotation.static.getTargetDataFromHref
and ve.resolveUrl, so that the file has no dependencies on VE.
Change-Id: I03bc455d5484a6c51f3fa2397c64936b829fe7e3
By removing this line, we fall back to the default behavior,
which is to copy the attribute from the original DOM element.
The gallery is supposed to have a class indicating the type (packed,
traditional, etc.). However, Parsoid doesn't care about that and
instead reads the type from 'data-mw'. Instead, changing the attribute
is causing dirty diffs.
Bug: T214649
Change-Id: I96b5a21777046b1caf07a3b1def9fad81bb15939
ve.dm.MWImageNode:
* Define sensible scalable properties for audio files. They are now
scalable to any width but have a fixed height. (Ideally they would
have no concept of height, but that would require many more changes.)
This prevents them from resetting to 0x0 when resized.
ve.ce.MWBlockImageNode:
* Remove override for #isResizable, audio files can be resized now.
* Move #updateMediaType to MWImageNode mixin so it applies to
MWInlineImageNode as well.
ve.ce.MWImageNode:
* Add #updateMediaType from MWBlockImageNode.
* Hide the real image 'src' using CSS rather than changing the
attribute. It seems the previous solution depended on the order in
which methods are called, because it stopped working when I moved
the code here. (This depends on VE/VE change If5b1b5b5d.)
audioPlayer.svg:
* Make the file nicely resizeable. The dimensions of the "play" icon
and time are fixed, the bar adjusts to the width of the container.
Bug: T206022
Change-Id: Ia0f38ca11e0d55a5b725fd9aeb6c79ec1345376d
The previous attempt to fix this didn't preserve any attributes
but removing data-parsoid can result in a loss of wikitext formatting.
This reverts commit bdfd4b6d8f.
Bug: T207325
Change-Id: I2a38e651d17262889eddb149c72c9e08b4e56ed0
It's supposed to be non-editable but deletable text, like mw:Entity.
We decided to handle them this way in 2015 but never implemented it
(T94509). Currently, accidentally editing text inside of
mw:DisplaySpace node causes the changes to be lost when saving.
Bug: T241906
Change-Id: I78a0cc7a75061a7eefb8b677898b5756326615d6
* In normal images, parse relative 'href' attributes instead of
expanding them to absolute, and parse 'resource' to keep it
identical to 'href' if they refer to the same page (including
same percent-encoding and space/underscore). This resolves Parsoid
generating |link= options for copy-pasted images (T193253).
* In gallery images stuff, prefix the 'resource' attribute with './',
same as normal images do. This causes no functional changes, but it
makes updating tests easier, and the consistency is probably good.
* Update test examples to also prefix 'resource' and relative 'href'
attributes with './', like the real Parsoid does.
Bug: T193253
Change-Id: If2d7f080d9d693568054f8311c1e1b15ca27ea5c
A @method annotation is only necessary when the docblock is not
directly followed by a function declaration (in which case JSDuck
assumes it documents a property), e.g. when defining an abstract
function or referencing a function from another library.
I verified that JSDuck generates exactly the same output before and
after this change (docs/data-<hash>.js files are identical).
Change-Id: I7edf51a8560ab9978b42800ab1026f0b5555c3bf
I am surprised this was disabled. I investigated this after reviewing
some code by a new contributor which I was certain should have failed
the lint check, but passed.
Change-Id: I5b3c837b8ca3292f6e268b3922443bd9587eadbe
Split on regexp for whitespace instead of a single space. Avoids multiple-
spaces causing `'foo bar'` to become `['foo', '', 'bar']`.
See also: I1f467f51017e2deae30905163bf5e6b07048cecf
Change-Id: Id7a887a20fac99715b79045f01e861b4efe9f2c7
