This will be required later when we have to fetch the original
document from the server before running a visual diff.
Change-Id: I351688f4d1fec892bc297f40c209939cbb2ccf95
Since the PopupWidget rewrite, margins for aligning popup anchors
should be set on the anchor itself, not on the popup.
Change-Id: If8237ae5edbc2e8c5cb99147f392aae52e642765
The styles are not specific to the Vector and MonoBook skins, but rather
to the MediaWiki and Apex themes of OOjs UI. Rename them to reflect that.
Change-Id: I757e8d96625feb8290cbf7837b5d801961cda344
Provide a utility funcition in ve.init.mw.LinkCache to do this.
Also use this in ve.ce.MWTransclusionNode/ve.ui.MWPreviewElement, and
introduce to ve.ce.MWExtenionNode
Bug: T73900
Bug: T153535
Change-Id: Ieb9a0274b8c5ae1932c431546f09d18000fa6dd9
This is a little inelegant, but it works in both CE and transclusion
content.
Bug: T52497
Depends-On: If058843924c3b30c116df2520aef93a004d98a5d
Change-Id: I88d45aad2aaa45e71b433350986b19764603a1f2
The bare minimum of elements that must be present on the page for
VisualEditor to start and mostly work is:
* '#content' to attach our interface (toolbar etc.)
* '#mw-content-text' to replace with the editing surface
* '#ca-edit' to start up the editor
When those elements are missing (and we expect them to be present,
e.g. we're not on a special page), we print a console warning.
For example, VisualEditor now launches on Timeless and CologneBlue.
It does not launch and prints a warning on Modern and Erudite.
(It is actually possible to edit and save pages on CologneBlue,
although various pieces of the interface look funny.)
This does not change which skins we claim to support: these are still
currently only Vector, MonoBook and Apex. But it allows third-party
skin developers to more easily test the editor and fiddle with their
CSS to make it look right.
Bug: T161373
Change-Id: I97c786f3c8c795c238b10bef332a129ea26f86c2
The element has both the class and the id set to 'catlinks'. This is
just for consistency, I have no preference on which to use.
Change-Id: Ic96b0f21fe790d0aa03bfd6366ba246e8493a038
Redirect pages have two extra things not present on normal pages:
* Redirect subtitle: the "Redirect page" shown under the page heading.
* Redirect page content header: the "↳ Foo" at the beginning of content.
Our handling was pretty messy and had some bugs (T161614).
Notable behavior changes:
* Update 'wgIsRedirect' in mw.config after saving the page.
* Use #mw-content-text rather than .mw-jump for inserting the fake .redirectMsg.
.mw-jump is not guaranteed to exist on the page (it's a skin feature).
* Never replace the real .redirectMsg existing on the page, except by the
new HTML after a page is saved. Our fake is separate now.
Bug: T161614
Change-Id: I96a5e45a71bf10bf6a2b501dc0cf81e6c37060ec
To reproduce: start editing a page, turn it into a redirect,
cancel editing and go back to view mode. The "Redirect page"
subtitle under the page title should disappear.
Note that #redirectsub is correctly spelled all lowercase,
unlike #contentSub.
This reverts commit 0e1bc7309b
and fixes the code instead.
Change-Id: Ibacd73122dfec63268a77794bc77c4b88876d3ee
As it happens, #redirectsub is correctly spelled all lowercase,
unlike #contentSub. This line does nothing. We remove #redirectsub
correctly elsewhere; I don't think this was ever meant to be here.
Follows-up 96421b283c.
Change-Id: I3e4c6eb2ff94f363b488477b3ddd248e571e723a
