MobileFrontend no longer uses z-index:5 for the toobar,
the default z-index:2 is sufficient for the overlays to
appear on top.
Lowering this value allows toolbars to appears on top of
local overlays, such as deactivated selections.
Bug: T202990
Change-Id: I55ff6971249427c12c090018fcd4d4e5d0ec85d1
Adds logging for the sectionNumbers field in the PageIssues schema.
Additional changes:
* createBanner now requires section number to be a string - this ensures
consistency with how these are used.
* fix a bug which meant createBanner was being called with undefined
section number (due to table of contents)
* Fix some indents in some JSDoc blocks
* Change parameter in function signature from mixed type (int or string)
to explicit string
* update schema number
Depends-On: Ia2696b86c6855d7b46a3f668585377d106d7af23
Bug: T202098
Change-Id: I20511a77258ea245f3d6fe93ade238e5df397a71
An event only needs to send this field when overriding the
default. This line is thus unnecessary.
Change-Id: Ia1dfcac5dd25f36f5f4169daf6535fd66aedf754
Previously, the main edit icon in the page actions was handled indirectly
by changing the URL and then routing the edit via detecting the hash
fragment has changed. On the other hand section edit links were hijacked
via a click handler. The latter is better as it doesn't modify the DOM,
which allows the editor to override the JavaScript behaviour. It's also
preferable as it doesn't interfere with EventLogging - this subtle difference
was supressing edits to the Edit and PageIssues schema.
Bug: T202786
Change-Id: I4175bc6f0ddda28397d185502d1839716d051c56
Previously, the image overlay would always be loaded asynchronously.
Given clicking left/right opens a new mediaviewer this left a jarring
white flash. By loading the image overlay synchronously after the first
has been loaded, we avoid this flash.
Note, the task does propose preloading and animating the images
but this is a much bigger change and deemed out of scope for this
particular task.
Additional change:
* Use a shared mw.Api instance for ImageOverlay and PageGateway
Bug: T197110
Change-Id: I28d06b34cdea4fedcd7fb754572191e904ecc81a
When unable to edit, the edit icon at the top of the page serves
as the indicator that this is the case. In case of section edits
we hide them.
Bug: T197497
Change-Id: I23f196602ad64051426baf5090f0a6d6be941de8
Setting width to auto on the ambox itself will ensure section
issues are not pushed below infoboxes, while ensuring that due
to the tbody width 100% rule that they will take up full screen
where possible.
Bug: T202512
Change-Id: I2dd82f18f80012bd95ca271b97a163de918110c5
This patch updates the various usages of $.Deferred for loading
overlays in routes to be ES6 Promise compatible
Bug: T188937
Change-Id: I3fc24bf3471a99e7671d1191bdd46cb741286ee1
Move page issue overlay specific code out of cleanuptemplates and into
PageIssueOverlay to clarify what code is specific to the page issues
modal screen and what's specific to the page itself.
Bug: T191528
Change-Id: I95821ccda84306ddd5d22b57ffbae8d13ca44408
Rather than inventing its own page token the PageIssues
schema will rely on the standard page token.
In future when I9bb18d47e36d2d99d812e5b47ea9516d3dff3a16 is
merged this will mean that PageIssues and ReadingDepth have
consistent page tokens.
Bug: T201124
Change-Id: I19fea41e04cd792423ea9d41a673563418b69726
Follow up to Id312638d86179e75bc670e72e5943f8c00232bbb
which switched the #content area from a div to a main
HTML element causing this to fail to match.
Test suite will now also run on @integration so that
this kind of issue is not caught too late in the beta
cluster.
Additional changes:
* Merge two similar tests
Bug: T201956
Change-Id: I1d402aaebc40dcca61979aa521cd8e1a1ce274d9
The CleanupOverlay is moved to Minerva and renamed the
IssuesOverlay to be consistent with current terminology
The new IssuesOverlay is defined inside the module
skins.minerva.scripts to which it now belongs.
Additional changes:
* various file renames
* overlay-cleanup renames overlay-issues
* cleanuptemplates renamed issues.js
* Add a test stub file to avoid the need to load templates inside
the test environment
After this change, I75f47622d94e504688e04dfb2892540473817053
should be merged to avoid confusion.
Change-Id: I08945a324a6b878abe56efed1e988466085b3018
T196150 disabled the fallback editor when JavaScript is available.
As a result the code for page issues on the editor screen is redundant.
This simplifies our code.
The css rules relating to editor
issues are retained, given they simplify the editor screen for mobile
devices.
Bug: T196150
Change-Id: I76d586414cdd8de533bb891b87d1e0b7efc20a68
When parsing page issues by header, use the MobileFrontend selector
symbol, Page.HEADING_SELECTOR, instead of hardcoding it. This selector
is configurable by the extension.
Bug: T191528
Change-Id: I7c9db38f9102bfef0a98784be32c7e4707d747e5
TemplateStyles exists now. Given portals make up a small % of our
content and I can't find any templates using these rules, let's drop
them and guide people to use TemplateStyles instead if anybody
complains.
Change-Id: I738180fa35c6c633791e4ec11ea4b01dd65154cc
When a wiki is in read-only mode, the edit icon on articles should
not open an editor. Instead, it should be in a "disabled" state and
inform the user that the wiki is in read-only mode
( i.e. show the "apierror-readonly" message).
Bug: T197497
Change-Id: Iee1414c20bea3ca936fb807820e58e5ed566d008
T140804 dropped the support for deviceTabletWidth in core
(https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/mediawiki/core/+/451648/9/includes/DefaultSettings.php)
This causes errors in these skinStyle files which are presumably not
being checked with CI.
Update these usages to use width-breakpoint-tablet instead
Bug: T202021
Change-Id: Ie804f24275c99c939687d59cca9d62204fd74518
In Ie5ec06152c418c4aa1b620b3d0a904cc9517e5d0 we merged two search
icons. On retrospect, these icons were not the same - one was bigger
than the other.
(see https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T199000#4501790)
This change replaces the icon with the correct one.
Bug: T199000
Change-Id: Ieca1b4cc72bb782c15c0c53fe4721deb1ee041fc
Refactor the page issues A/B test logging implementation to a distinct
new file that only has the responsibility of tracking.
T191528 is referenced in this commit as I was having difficulty
answering the feedback and bugs reported in the current implementation
without working through and restructuring the flow as I understood it.
This refactor is merely a byproduct artifact of that effort to focus on
the parsing and presentation responsibilities.
Bug: T191528
Change-Id: If547a0a67fbc9a532f834fe374abf668309e73df
- Replace the header div with a header element and the content div with
a main element. main and header elements are already shivved:
https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/plugins/gitiles/mediawiki/core/+/22dd581f10/resources/lib/html5shiv/html5shiv.js#234.
- Link the wiki header title / logo to the main page. Note: the link
border around images is already omitted. The link is identical to the
menu home button.
Bug: T198947
Change-Id: Id312638d86179e75bc670e72e5943f8c00232bbb
Callback usage was removed in I67fb6e448f6ecc97c89c1187e491ee05f7a312ef
so this function may be removed.
Bug: T191532
Change-Id: I88f0d6740c9e9615faba2e3c60772269c705f43e
Uses `mw.trackSubscribe` to create an intermediary data handler
named `wikimedia.PageIssuesAB` which extends event-logging data
before passing it to the eventLogging through `wikimedia.event.PageIssues`.
Event hooks are placed where appropriate and the `CleanupOverlay`
class is extended to capture events from within the page issues
modal.
Additional changes:
* Merge two identical on click event handlers for
.edit-page, .edit-link elements
* change pageIssueParser.maxSeverity to accept an array of severity levels
instead of an array of pageIssues objects
Depends-On: Ic84e4a3286220407863167e0f57cef1b13a72964
Bug: T191532
Change-Id: I67fb6e448f6ecc97c89c1187e491ee05f7a312ef
