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//
// Default layout for Modern Vector.
//
body {
background-color: @background-color-secondary--modern;
color: @color-base;
// Vertical scrollbar always visible.
overflow-y: scroll;
}
.mw-body,
.parsoid-body {
direction: ltr;
padding: @padding-content;
}
.mw-body {
border-top: @border-width-base @border-style-base @border-color-content;
/* Merge the border with tabs' one (in their background image) */
margin-top: -@border-width-base;
padding: @padding-content;
.firstHeading {
/* Change the default from mediawiki.skinning CSS to let indicators float into heading area */
overflow: visible;
}
}
Switch to navigation-first DOM order under `$wgVectorIsSearchInHeader` feature flag This moves the header, navigation, sidebar, and article toolbar to be before the content in the DOM. As a result, a lot of absolute positioning logic can be removed and styles can be simplified. Note that although the sidebar was moved from the header into the workspace container allowing it to de-absolutely positioned, its absolute positioning was kept intact as it has a fair amount of complexity that should be handled in a separate task. To activate, set `$wgVectorIsSearchInHeader = true;` Changes that could cause concern: * The "jump to search" link was removed as the search is now much earlier in the DOM and I questioned the value of keeping this. However, it can be added back in if this change is contentious. * A "jump to content" link was added to account for the new DOM order. * Because the sidebar was taken out of the header, users will not be able to tab from the sidebar button into the sidebar without additional tweaking (e.g. should we add JS to enable this?). It was deemed that this work can be saved as a follow-up task. * I applied `overflow-y: auto` to the `mw-page-container` because the header's top margin was collapsing and caused whitespace to appear between the viewport and the header. Alternatively, we could apply a top padding to the page container and remove the header's top margin. I went for the simplest solution but am open to alternatives. * I left the footer as-is in this patch to minimize risk. It might be cleaner later on to move the footer inside the workspace container which would leave only one workspace container. Bug: T261802 Change-Id: Ic553fab3bde25769b103d899b92b3b694c00c384
2020-09-08 23:20:58 +00:00
.mw-header {
// A min-height is set to account for projects where no icon is set.
min-height: @height-logo-icon;
margin: @margin-top-header 0 @margin-bottom-header;
padding: @padding-vertical-header 0;
// Vertical centering of header elements (IE>=11), requires flex.
// Non-flex fallback for IE<=9: float rule on the child elements.
.flex-display();
flex-wrap: wrap;
// https://caniuse.com/#search=align-items
align-items: center;
// allow z-index to apply so search results overlay article
position: relative;
z-index: @z-index-header;
}
/* Searchbox */
#p-search {
float: left;
margin: 0 0 0 @margin-horizontal-search;
flex-grow: 1;
flex-basis: @min-width-search;
// #searchform is only a direct child of #p-search before wvui-loads. After
// wvui loads, `.wvui-typeahead-search` becomes the direct child and is the
// element where these styles should apply.
> #searchform,
.wvui-typeahead-search {
// Border-box sizing is used for a smooth transition from legacy to Vue
// search. The width of the container should stay the same before/after the
// transition.
.box-sizing( border-box );
margin-left: 0;
max-width: @max-width-search;
}
}
/* Main column */
.mw-body,
#mw-data-after-content,
#left-navigation,
.mw-footer {
margin-left: 0;
}
/* Content */
.mw-indicators {
float: right;
z-index: @z-index-indicators;
}
.mw-body-header {
.mixin-clearfix();
#p-lang-btn {
float: right;
}
}
.mw-body-content {
position: relative;
z-index: @z-index-base;
}
/* Hide, but keep accessible for screen-readers */
#mw-navigation h2 {
position: absolute;
top: -9999px;
}
/* Navigation Containers */
Switch to navigation-first DOM order under `$wgVectorIsSearchInHeader` feature flag This moves the header, navigation, sidebar, and article toolbar to be before the content in the DOM. As a result, a lot of absolute positioning logic can be removed and styles can be simplified. Note that although the sidebar was moved from the header into the workspace container allowing it to de-absolutely positioned, its absolute positioning was kept intact as it has a fair amount of complexity that should be handled in a separate task. To activate, set `$wgVectorIsSearchInHeader = true;` Changes that could cause concern: * The "jump to search" link was removed as the search is now much earlier in the DOM and I questioned the value of keeping this. However, it can be added back in if this change is contentious. * A "jump to content" link was added to account for the new DOM order. * Because the sidebar was taken out of the header, users will not be able to tab from the sidebar button into the sidebar without additional tweaking (e.g. should we add JS to enable this?). It was deemed that this work can be saved as a follow-up task. * I applied `overflow-y: auto` to the `mw-page-container` because the header's top margin was collapsing and caused whitespace to appear between the viewport and the header. Alternatively, we could apply a top padding to the page container and remove the header's top margin. I went for the simplest solution but am open to alternatives. * I left the footer as-is in this patch to minimize risk. It might be cleaner later on to move the footer inside the workspace container which would leave only one workspace container. Bug: T261802 Change-Id: Ic553fab3bde25769b103d899b92b3b694c00c384
2020-09-08 23:20:58 +00:00
.mw-article-toolbar-container {
// Clear the floats on #left-navigation and #right-navigation.
.mixin-clearfix();
// We want to keep the max-width of the article-toolbar-container the
// same max-width as the article page's content container in order to
// prevent it from moving when going from an article page to a
// history/special page.
max-width: @max-width-content-container;
margin-left: auto;
margin-right: auto;
Switch to navigation-first DOM order under `$wgVectorIsSearchInHeader` feature flag This moves the header, navigation, sidebar, and article toolbar to be before the content in the DOM. As a result, a lot of absolute positioning logic can be removed and styles can be simplified. Note that although the sidebar was moved from the header into the workspace container allowing it to de-absolutely positioned, its absolute positioning was kept intact as it has a fair amount of complexity that should be handled in a separate task. To activate, set `$wgVectorIsSearchInHeader = true;` Changes that could cause concern: * The "jump to search" link was removed as the search is now much earlier in the DOM and I questioned the value of keeping this. However, it can be added back in if this change is contentious. * A "jump to content" link was added to account for the new DOM order. * Because the sidebar was taken out of the header, users will not be able to tab from the sidebar button into the sidebar without additional tweaking (e.g. should we add JS to enable this?). It was deemed that this work can be saved as a follow-up task. * I applied `overflow-y: auto` to the `mw-page-container` because the header's top margin was collapsing and caused whitespace to appear between the viewport and the header. Alternatively, we could apply a top padding to the page container and remove the header's top margin. I went for the simplest solution but am open to alternatives. * I left the footer as-is in this patch to minimize risk. It might be cleaner later on to move the footer inside the workspace container which would leave only one workspace container. Bug: T261802 Change-Id: Ic553fab3bde25769b103d899b92b3b694c00c384
2020-09-08 23:20:58 +00:00
}
#left-navigation {
float: left;
}
#right-navigation {
float: right;
}
#p-personal {
flex-grow: 1;
flex-basis: @min-width-personal-tools;
margin-left: @margin-horizontal-search;
// Support IE9: This is reset in @support query below if Flexbox is available.
float: right;
}
#mw-sidebar-button {
float: left; // Browser: IE9 support - button as flex-child fallback.
margin-left: -@margin-horizontal-sidebar-button-icon;
margin-right: @margin-horizontal-sidebar-button-icon; // Accidentally the same.
}
Switch to navigation-first DOM order under `$wgVectorIsSearchInHeader` feature flag This moves the header, navigation, sidebar, and article toolbar to be before the content in the DOM. As a result, a lot of absolute positioning logic can be removed and styles can be simplified. Note that although the sidebar was moved from the header into the workspace container allowing it to de-absolutely positioned, its absolute positioning was kept intact as it has a fair amount of complexity that should be handled in a separate task. To activate, set `$wgVectorIsSearchInHeader = true;` Changes that could cause concern: * The "jump to search" link was removed as the search is now much earlier in the DOM and I questioned the value of keeping this. However, it can be added back in if this change is contentious. * A "jump to content" link was added to account for the new DOM order. * Because the sidebar was taken out of the header, users will not be able to tab from the sidebar button into the sidebar without additional tweaking (e.g. should we add JS to enable this?). It was deemed that this work can be saved as a follow-up task. * I applied `overflow-y: auto` to the `mw-page-container` because the header's top margin was collapsing and caused whitespace to appear between the viewport and the header. Alternatively, we could apply a top padding to the page container and remove the header's top margin. I went for the simplest solution but am open to alternatives. * I left the footer as-is in this patch to minimize risk. It might be cleaner later on to move the footer inside the workspace container which would leave only one workspace container. Bug: T261802 Change-Id: Ic553fab3bde25769b103d899b92b3b694c00c384
2020-09-08 23:20:58 +00:00
#mw-panel {
background-image: linear-gradient( to bottom, @background-color-base 0%, @background-color-secondary--modern 10%, @background-color-secondary--modern 90%, @background-color-base 100% );
Switch to navigation-first DOM order under `$wgVectorIsSearchInHeader` feature flag This moves the header, navigation, sidebar, and article toolbar to be before the content in the DOM. As a result, a lot of absolute positioning logic can be removed and styles can be simplified. Note that although the sidebar was moved from the header into the workspace container allowing it to de-absolutely positioned, its absolute positioning was kept intact as it has a fair amount of complexity that should be handled in a separate task. To activate, set `$wgVectorIsSearchInHeader = true;` Changes that could cause concern: * The "jump to search" link was removed as the search is now much earlier in the DOM and I questioned the value of keeping this. However, it can be added back in if this change is contentious. * A "jump to content" link was added to account for the new DOM order. * Because the sidebar was taken out of the header, users will not be able to tab from the sidebar button into the sidebar without additional tweaking (e.g. should we add JS to enable this?). It was deemed that this work can be saved as a follow-up task. * I applied `overflow-y: auto` to the `mw-page-container` because the header's top margin was collapsing and caused whitespace to appear between the viewport and the header. Alternatively, we could apply a top padding to the page container and remove the header's top margin. I went for the simplest solution but am open to alternatives. * I left the footer as-is in this patch to minimize risk. It might be cleaner later on to move the footer inside the workspace container which would leave only one workspace container. Bug: T261802 Change-Id: Ic553fab3bde25769b103d899b92b3b694c00c384
2020-09-08 23:20:58 +00:00
position: absolute;
// Sidebar is displaced from the workspace container so that the
// sidebar is flush with the edge of the screen at small widths.
left: -@padding-horizontal-page-container;
width: @width-grid-column-one;
.box-sizing( border-box );
// To avoid the white part of the gradient colliding with the sidebar links
// we apply top and bottom padding.
padding: 8px 0 40px @padding-left-sidebar;
z-index: @z-index-sidebar;
}
.parsoid-body {
padding: @padding-content;
}
#p-namespaces {
background-image: none;
padding-left: 0;
}
.mw-footer {
border-top: @border-base;
padding: 32px 0 0 0;
}
// Container logic.
.mw-page-container {
// Set a min-width to make explicit we do not support anything below this threshold.
// For devices too small, they should be more useable with horizontal scrolling.
// e.g. Portrait on an iPad
min-width: @min-width-supported;
max-width: @max-width-page-container;
// Fill the viewport even if the content height is small. This also helps
// mitigate a long sidebar overflowing the page container (T257518).
min-height: 100%;
margin-left: auto;
margin-right: auto;
// Use non-zero padding to disable margin collapse.
// Be careful not to use overflow-y: scroll here (see T270146 and T271868)
padding: 0.05px ( @padding-horizontal-page-container / 2 );
background-color: @background-color-page-container;
}
.skin--responsive .mw-page-container {
min-width: auto;
}
// Used as a container for absolutely positioned elements.
.mw-page-container-inner {
position: relative;
}
.mw-workspace-container {
max-width: @max-width-workspace-container;
margin-left: auto;
margin-right: auto;
// The sidebar is absolutely positioned relative to the
// mw-workspace-container.
position: relative;
&.mw-footer-container {
// T264679: There are elements (e.g. discussion tool popovers) in the main
// content container that we want to appear on top of the footer. We set the
// footer container to have static positioning instead of relative
// positioning (applied by .mw-workspace-container) to enable this.
position: static;
}
}
.mw-content-container {
max-width: @max-width-content-container;
margin-left: auto;
margin-right: auto;
// For container logic specific to special pages and history pages.
.skin-vector-disable-max-width & {
// Allow the max-width of content on history/special pages to be wider than
// the max-width of content on article pages.
max-width: none;
}
}
.mw-sidebar-container {
position: absolute;
top: 0;
left: 0;
right: 0;
}
.mw-footer-container {
padding-top: 50px;
padding-bottom: 82px;
}
// We want it to appear like the sidebar is going into/coming out of
// `.mw-page-container`, but we can't use `overflow: hidden` on
// `.mw-page-container` because that will cut off the sidebar. Therefore, we
// calculate the maximum distance from the start of `mw-page-container` to the
// start of the sidebar.
#mw-sidebar-checkbox:not( :checked ) ~ .mw-workspace-container .mw-sidebar {
.transform( translateX( -( @max-width-page-container - @max-width-workspace-container ) / 2 ) );
}
// Responsive overrides.
@media ( min-width: @min-width-page-container--padded ) {
.mw-page-container {
border-left: 1px solid @border-color-sidebar;
border-right: 1px solid @border-color-sidebar;
}
}
// Adjusts the content when sidebar is open regardless of the viewport width.
.mw-checkbox-hack-checkbox:checked ~ .mw-workspace-container .mw-content-container {
// For container logic specific to special pages and history pages.
.skin-vector-disable-max-width & {
margin-left: @margin-start-content;
}
}
@media ( max-width: @max-width-margin-start-content ) {
#p-search {
// Support: IE 8, Firefox 18-, Chrome 19-, Safari 5.1-, Opera 19-, Android 4.4.4-.
width: 13.2em;
// Support: Modern browsers, responsive width.
width: 20vw;
max-width: 100%;
}
// Adjusts the content and mw-article-toolbar-container.
.mw-checkbox-hack-checkbox:checked ~ .mw-workspace-container .mw-content-container,
.mw-checkbox-hack-checkbox:checked ~ .mw-workspace-container .mw-article-toolbar-container {
margin-left: @margin-start-content;
}
// Specificity needed to disable the default animations at lower resolutions.
.vector-animations-ready .mw-sidebar {
// Remove sidebar transition at smaller widths.
.transition( none );
}
}
@media ( min-width: ( @max-width-workspace-container + ( 2 * @padding-horizontal-page-container ) ) ) {
#mw-panel {
background: @background-color-page-container;
border-right: 1px solid @border-color-sidebar;
}
}
// At low resolutions the search must be pushed to the right of the screen
// We use @width-comfortable to determine this threshold as we know it's not possible for
// personal tools to be on the same line at this resolution.
@media ( max-width: @width-comfortable ) {
// #searchform is only a direct child of #p-search before wvui-loads. After
// wvui loads, `.wvui-typeahead-search` becomes the direct child and is the
// element where these styles should apply.
#p-search > #searchform,
#p-search .wvui-typeahead-search {
margin-left: auto;
}
}
@media ( min-width: @width-breakpoint-tablet ) {
#p-search {
min-width: @min-width-search-tablet;
}
.mw-page-container {
padding-left: @padding-horizontal-page-container;
padding-right: @padding-horizontal-page-container;
}
}
/**
* Makes the sidebar full screen at lower resolutions.
*/
@media ( max-width: @width-breakpoint-tablet ) {
.mw-checkbox-hack-checkbox:checked ~ .mw-workspace-container {
#mw-panel {
width: 100%;
position: relative;
left: 0;
}
// !important as we always want to disable the margin-left on these elements
// Using !important is cleaner than having to rely on specificity involved :checked elements
.mw-content-container,
.mw-article-toolbar-container {
// stylelint-disable-next-line declaration-no-important
margin-left: 0 !important;
}
}
}