Replacing 'mediawiki.ui/variables.less' @import with
new skin-aware 'mediawiki.skin.variables.less' standard.
Removing calls for 'mediawiki.skin.variables.less' in favor for
'minerva.variables.less' for consistency.
Also
- replacing several static values with new Codex design token featuring
skin variables of `background-color`, `color`, `border-*` and
`transition` categories
- renaming several Less variables to variable naming standard
- moving a small number of MinervaNeue specific variables into
'minderva.variables.less' file. Those should be replaced in mid-future
by Codex design tokens
Please note, that this patch is not replacing all values with
possible Codex tokens. It's just applying them on selected
categories for consistency for now to keep the patch easier reviewable.
Further replacements will be done in follow-up patches.
Bump MediaWiki core required version to >= v1.41.0.
Bug: T319381
Bug: T332541
Depends-On: I98c8cc27527533e2efb3b987ee34bc403e988b75
Change-Id: I86c5a35377541a784552c29456e0b8b507b3ee9c
Previously, page load executed code that iterated through each image on the
page, attached a click listener, and "attached" a Thumbnail object to the
element.
This execution took 90ms on my low-end phone and seems like it can be replaced
with event delegation instead. This will result in less work on the main thread
during page load and a more responsive user experience.
Additionally:
* Remove redundant check of the primary mouse button. Per the "click" event spec
[1], this click event "should only be fired for the primary pointer button
(i.e. when button value is 0)."
* Move initMediaViewer, initRedLinks, initRedLinksCta into same wikipage.content callback as the TOC mutation.
[1] https://w3c.github.io/uievents/#event-type-click
Depends-On: Ica3e0448e3d687e9c4cf563542dbe44432d196d5
Bug: T241139
Change-Id: Iebb18dfb225b474402c0d8ab5e39c5e9e71d3ad7
The extra complexity provided by these SVG source code constructs is
apparently not needed. They look the same as before.
Change-Id: Ia5f5106abea4bf7372af44ed51cebee33c855094
Per ResourceLoaderSkinModule disabling these styles is not
recommended. Enabling them is also now needed to support IP masking.
Bug: T325768
Change-Id: Ia7f2eb6ba902ebfc9364147ec0692eaae124469e
I04f9e48a1cf9dee915cf51e1e12b17ff0a595a06 provides neutral values for
the Codex tokens in mediawiki.skin.defaults.less in MW core, and expects
skins to import the appropriate Codex themes in their
mediawiki.skin.variables.less.
For MinervaNeue, import the Codex tokens for the “WikimediaUI” theme.
Remove variable assignments that are now redundant because their
values are the same as the Codex tokens.
After importing the Codex tokens, override some of their values where
necessary so that all variables' values stay the same(*). We should
consider whether to remove some of these overrides in a follow-up patch,
but keeping everything the same for now makes this change less
disruptive.
(*) As in the core change, one variable's value does change:
- @max-width-breakpoint-tablet from calc(719px) to 719px
This has no visual impact.
Bug: T325237
Depends-On: I3a8c89d8558022077be1f32c6a6f4733b6302948
Change-Id: Iafb3c60df0de87f7ba234b5972e75d85c046c4f9
These styles have drifted away from the HTML structure since they were
written in 2017.
General:
* Add some comments
* Replace complicated selectors with simple class selectors
styles.less:
* Hide section edit links (previously we relied on MobileFrontend
styles, which one handled some cases - removing them in I9a88b80c2a)
* Show print footer, hide Minerva footer
header.less:
* Remove FIXME (resolved in c323c6858a).
* Fix hiding the search box. In 0bee6a1eb6 a <form> for the search box
was added to the header, and these styles (using tag selectors) were
not updated. Use class selectors instead.
* Remove styles for <h1>. The element was changed to <a> in
a905b1c161, styles to override font-size etc. are no longer needed.
* Consolidate 'padding' rules and remove unneeded !important.
article.less:
* Replace the `[ class|='mw-content' ]` selector, which was not
matching anything. It would match elements with `class="mw-content"`
or `class="mw-content-…"`, but the node we're trying to style has
`class="mw-body-content mw-content-ltr"` (since 7cda5b0bf8 in
MediaWiki core). Use a class selector instead.
* Replace the `.mw-body > .content` selector too. While this one
works, it is also needlessly complicated.
footer.less:
* Fix and simplify how last-modified info and license text is unhidden
(while other parts of the footer remain hidden).
* Remove styles for .license. Unused since 1f2b7dff15, use the desktop
footer added in that commit instead.
* Use the desktop footer for last-modified info, since it's more
suitable for "archiving" (it has a date rather than time ago).
Bug: T323636
Change-Id: I21ef26355e3e6dd8b0c34ae933b7f5b0b222655c
On desktop, the "Alert" icon had more white space around it than the
"Notice" icon, and its popup displayed with a different offset.
On mobile, the combined icon jumped around while the page was loading.
Change-Id: Icdd5bc6e8478f3453b6461a35b7fb53e8ab014e9
For consistency with desktop Vector, Minerva should show two
icons. This also removes the duplicate #pt-notifications-alert
element in the skin.
Bug: T313609
Change-Id: I6449f0c29b52fd2092d63fbef23205ed8f57d50f
They reference T160946, but in that task it was explained that the
problem was caused by faulty wikitext (T160946#3230740), so I don't
know why they were added.
Bug: T323640
Change-Id: I73d654d1f9127e22365d94909681c1c5f5f39597
Pass the value of autocapitalize to the SearchOverlay in MobileFrontend
Depends-On: I98ea142b2b39d699bb144eb528b12a5a4dcd0667
Bug: T251664
Change-Id: I082233fd5ac0a5d6d88794ef7cf4b1b13f43c708
Both of these elements are already hidden by default in the normal
view (.fmbox is used for some edit notices, which aren't shown in the
editor; .tmbox is used in the lede of talk pages, which is hidden by
the talk page interface), and these styles make it more difficult to
display them when they are desirable.
Bug: T257394
Change-Id: Ifb0316256bdec5008acc48544ddd3e2bf71b6d41
Reported in,
https://it.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wikipedia%3ABar%2FDiscussioni%2FAggiornamento_del_parser_per_le_immagini%3A_vogliamo_testarlo%3F&type=revision&diff=130240855&oldid=130214646
The default styling in core looks like,
.mw-image-border {
> a:first-child,
> span:first-child {
> *:first-child:not( .mw-broken-media ) {
border: @border-thumbborder-screen;
}
}
}
The simplification here recognizes that the border option doesn't apply
to thumbs, so descendent selectors can be dispensed with, there's no
nesting in figcaptions to worry about. That's important because
lazy-loading adds a noscript before the img tag, which would make the
selectors with first-child not apply anyways.
An img tag is used instead of the universal selector. That seems like a
safe assumption for now and can be revisited with T314097 / T318433
Bug: T318300
Change-Id: I25f45ee794300d2ba2a38a0ab6e3741a6b1a18f2
Only thumb and frame have visible captions. This matches core's
mediawiki.skinning/content.media-common.less
Bug: T318300
Change-Id: If5713c8d629ec3c84abdb5c99eedf6f0bb408ddf
The rules in mediawiki.skinning.content.parsoid were made redundant by
25890e3ece. There are some more rules
there that should be audited to see if they're still necessary or can be
moved to a more general location now that wgParserEnableLegacyMediaDOM
is being disabled and they apply more broadly than just when Parsoid
styles are requested.
Missing rules for mw-halign-center and mw-halign-none are added.
Bug: T318300
Change-Id: I34fb1ce76de24eec3b136dc6dc9ab4e07e36b809
Default horizontal alignment based on page content language.
See I1a2cc989c35506172af361cd86a4a378ddf58ecb
Bug: T318300
Change-Id: I7acf07fb22bba6aae97db00e84eddaf78361dfe8
The use of the injection pattern for mw.msg is inconsistent
compared to mw.mobileFrontend which leads
to confusion about how to contribute to the codebase.
Change-Id: I057a8e46d43211180f9c8b8173b64fab6936d284
MinervaNeue sets its own variable definitions of all link color
variables. Note that this is currently a copy of Vector 2022's
definition and pointing back to Wikimedia Design Style Guide and
Design System.
In the long term both skins should be updated to use the same tokens
package.
Also with this change comes an update visited link color from the latest
design agreements in alignment with Vector 2022.
Change-Id: Ibda474f9e37ce7f510364bf15c6be661b6e0304b
