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Implement Page, Workspace, Content, and Article Toolbar Containers This patch closely follows the desired guidelines/desired styles Alex Hollender has put forth in his prototype, but uses multiple containers to achieve this look since our DOM order/structure is different than the DOM structure in the prototype. The following containers are used, but unlike his prototype, they are sometimes used more than once: * Page Container: Contains every other container and limits the overall max-width of the white part of the page. * Workspace Container: Contains the sidebar and content container. The sidebar is displaced ~30 pixels to the start (left) of the workspace container at all times. * Content Container: Contains the content. The max-width of this changes depending on whether you are on a special page/history page vs. other pages. * Article Toolbar Container: Contains the article toolbar. The max-width of this is always the same as the max-width of the article content as we don't want the toolbar to move when going from the article page to the history/special page. Changes to be aware: * To test locally, `$wgVectorLayoutMaxWidth = true;`. This design is temporarily feature flagged and defaults to being "off". * Note that layout-max-width.less is a temporary file made to meet the feature flag requirement of T246420 (intended to derisk the deployment). After the deploy, we should merge most if not all of the rules into layout.less where the max-width design will become the default. * Per Jon's code review comment, I have relaxed the indenting of skin.mustache to make the diff easier to reason about. If desired, the correct indenting can be achieved in a (much less risky) follow-up commit. Bug: T246420 Bug: T153043 Change-Id: Ie49f629bc705850c6996164a516957476c034048
2020-06-23 18:02:32 +00:00
@import '../../variables.less';
@import 'mediawiki.mixins.less';
// Putting a `skin-vector-max-width` class on the body and wrapping the rules
// herein enables the ability to feature flag the max-width design. This is
// listed in the acceptance criteria of T246420. In other words, if this class
// is present, the max-width design will appear. Without this class, max-width
// design will not appear. In either case, the appearance should not be broken.
.skin-vector-max-width {
@background-color-secondary--modern: #f8f9fa;
@max-width-page-container: 1650px;
@padding-horizontal-page-container: 30px;
@min-width-page-container--padded: @max-width-page-container + ( 2 * @padding-horizontal-page-container );
@background-color-page-container: @background-color-base;
@max-width-workspace-container: 1440px;
@max-width-content-container: 960px;
// TODO: Remove @padding-content in variables.less when the max-width layout
// becomes the default layout since the value is different between legacy and
// latest.
@padding-content: 1.25em 0.5em 1.5em 0.5em;
// We want ~60px of space between the end of the sidebar and the start of the
// content container for aesthetic reasons. The sidebar is already displaced
// -30px so we simply add 30px of space to the width of the sidebar.
@margin-start-content: @width-grid-column-one + unit( 30px / @font-size-browser, em );
// Page container's total horizontal padding in em units.
@padding-horizontal-page-container-total: 2 * unit( @padding-horizontal-page-container / @font-size-browser, em );
// Equivalent to 1432px. This determines the maximum width breakpoint at which
// the content will have a fixed start margin applied to it when the sidebar
// is open. The content can shift its position when the sidebar is open/closed
// at or below this breakpoint and will maintain its position above this
// breakpoint.
@max-width-margin-start-content: ( 2 * @margin-start-content ) + @padding-horizontal-page-container-total + ( unit( @max-width-content-container / @font-size-browser, em ) );
@border-color-sidebar: @background-color-secondary--modern;
// Style overrides for existing elements. Mostly overrides layout.less rules.
background-color: @background-color-secondary--modern;
.mw-body {
border-left: 0;
border-bottom: 0;
padding: @padding-content;
}
.parsoid-body {
padding: @padding-content;
}
.mw-header {
padding-left: 0;
padding-right: 0;
}
.mw-body,
#mw-data-after-content,
#left-navigation,
.mw-footer {
margin-left: 0;
}
#mw-head {
width: auto;
left: 0;
right: 0;
}
#left-navigation {
margin-top: 0;
margin-bottom: 0;
}
#right-navigation {
margin-top: 0;
}
#p-personal {
right: 0;
}
#p-search {
margin-right: 0;
}
#p-namespaces {
background-image: none;
padding-left: 0;
}
#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% );
// 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;
margin-top: 0;
// To avoid the white part of the gradient colliding with the sidebar links
// we apply top and bottom padding.
padding-top: 8px;
padding-bottom: 40px;
}
.mw-footer {
border-top: @border-base;
padding: 32px 0 0 0;
Implement Page, Workspace, Content, and Article Toolbar Containers This patch closely follows the desired guidelines/desired styles Alex Hollender has put forth in his prototype, but uses multiple containers to achieve this look since our DOM order/structure is different than the DOM structure in the prototype. The following containers are used, but unlike his prototype, they are sometimes used more than once: * Page Container: Contains every other container and limits the overall max-width of the white part of the page. * Workspace Container: Contains the sidebar and content container. The sidebar is displaced ~30 pixels to the start (left) of the workspace container at all times. * Content Container: Contains the content. The max-width of this changes depending on whether you are on a special page/history page vs. other pages. * Article Toolbar Container: Contains the article toolbar. The max-width of this is always the same as the max-width of the article content as we don't want the toolbar to move when going from the article page to the history/special page. Changes to be aware: * To test locally, `$wgVectorLayoutMaxWidth = true;`. This design is temporarily feature flagged and defaults to being "off". * Note that layout-max-width.less is a temporary file made to meet the feature flag requirement of T246420 (intended to derisk the deployment). After the deploy, we should merge most if not all of the rules into layout.less where the max-width design will become the default. * Per Jon's code review comment, I have relaxed the indenting of skin.mustache to make the diff easier to reason about. If desired, the correct indenting can be achieved in a (much less risky) follow-up commit. Bug: T246420 Bug: T153043 Change-Id: Ie49f629bc705850c6996164a516957476c034048
2020-06-23 18:02:32 +00:00
}
// 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;
Implement Page, Workspace, Content, and Article Toolbar Containers This patch closely follows the desired guidelines/desired styles Alex Hollender has put forth in his prototype, but uses multiple containers to achieve this look since our DOM order/structure is different than the DOM structure in the prototype. The following containers are used, but unlike his prototype, they are sometimes used more than once: * Page Container: Contains every other container and limits the overall max-width of the white part of the page. * Workspace Container: Contains the sidebar and content container. The sidebar is displaced ~30 pixels to the start (left) of the workspace container at all times. * Content Container: Contains the content. The max-width of this changes depending on whether you are on a special page/history page vs. other pages. * Article Toolbar Container: Contains the article toolbar. The max-width of this is always the same as the max-width of the article content as we don't want the toolbar to move when going from the article page to the history/special page. Changes to be aware: * To test locally, `$wgVectorLayoutMaxWidth = true;`. This design is temporarily feature flagged and defaults to being "off". * Note that layout-max-width.less is a temporary file made to meet the feature flag requirement of T246420 (intended to derisk the deployment). After the deploy, we should merge most if not all of the rules into layout.less where the max-width design will become the default. * Per Jon's code review comment, I have relaxed the indenting of skin.mustache to make the diff easier to reason about. If desired, the correct indenting can be achieved in a (much less risky) follow-up commit. Bug: T246420 Bug: T153043 Change-Id: Ie49f629bc705850c6996164a516957476c034048
2020-06-23 18:02:32 +00:00
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%;
Implement Page, Workspace, Content, and Article Toolbar Containers This patch closely follows the desired guidelines/desired styles Alex Hollender has put forth in his prototype, but uses multiple containers to achieve this look since our DOM order/structure is different than the DOM structure in the prototype. The following containers are used, but unlike his prototype, they are sometimes used more than once: * Page Container: Contains every other container and limits the overall max-width of the white part of the page. * Workspace Container: Contains the sidebar and content container. The sidebar is displaced ~30 pixels to the start (left) of the workspace container at all times. * Content Container: Contains the content. The max-width of this changes depending on whether you are on a special page/history page vs. other pages. * Article Toolbar Container: Contains the article toolbar. The max-width of this is always the same as the max-width of the article content as we don't want the toolbar to move when going from the article page to the history/special page. Changes to be aware: * To test locally, `$wgVectorLayoutMaxWidth = true;`. This design is temporarily feature flagged and defaults to being "off". * Note that layout-max-width.less is a temporary file made to meet the feature flag requirement of T246420 (intended to derisk the deployment). After the deploy, we should merge most if not all of the rules into layout.less where the max-width design will become the default. * Per Jon's code review comment, I have relaxed the indenting of skin.mustache to make the diff easier to reason about. If desired, the correct indenting can be achieved in a (much less risky) follow-up commit. Bug: T246420 Bug: T153043 Change-Id: Ie49f629bc705850c6996164a516957476c034048
2020-06-23 18:02:32 +00:00
margin-left: auto;
margin-right: auto;
padding: 0 @padding-horizontal-page-container;
background-color: @background-color-page-container;
}
// 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;
}
.mw-content-container {
max-width: @max-width-content-container;
margin-left: auto;
margin-right: auto;
}
.mw-article-toolbar-container {
margin-top: @height-header;
// Clear the floats on #left-navigation and #right-navigation.
.mixin-clearfix();
}
.mw-sidebar-container {
position: absolute;
top: 0;
left: 0;
right: 0;
}
.mw-footer-container {
padding-top: 50px;
padding-bottom: 82px;
Implement Page, Workspace, Content, and Article Toolbar Containers This patch closely follows the desired guidelines/desired styles Alex Hollender has put forth in his prototype, but uses multiple containers to achieve this look since our DOM order/structure is different than the DOM structure in the prototype. The following containers are used, but unlike his prototype, they are sometimes used more than once: * Page Container: Contains every other container and limits the overall max-width of the white part of the page. * Workspace Container: Contains the sidebar and content container. The sidebar is displaced ~30 pixels to the start (left) of the workspace container at all times. * Content Container: Contains the content. The max-width of this changes depending on whether you are on a special page/history page vs. other pages. * Article Toolbar Container: Contains the article toolbar. The max-width of this is always the same as the max-width of the article content as we don't want the toolbar to move when going from the article page to the history/special page. Changes to be aware: * To test locally, `$wgVectorLayoutMaxWidth = true;`. This design is temporarily feature flagged and defaults to being "off". * Note that layout-max-width.less is a temporary file made to meet the feature flag requirement of T246420 (intended to derisk the deployment). After the deploy, we should merge most if not all of the rules into layout.less where the max-width design will become the default. * Per Jon's code review comment, I have relaxed the indenting of skin.mustache to make the diff easier to reason about. If desired, the correct indenting can be achieved in a (much less risky) follow-up commit. Bug: T246420 Bug: T153043 Change-Id: Ie49f629bc705850c6996164a516957476c034048
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}
// For container logic specific to special pages and history pages.
&.action-history,
&.ns-special {
// Allow the max-width of content on history/special pages to be wider than
// the max-width of content on article pages.
.mw-content-container {
max-width: none;
}
// 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.
.mw-article-toolbar-container {
max-width: @max-width-content-container;
}
// Adjusts the content when sidebar is open regardless of the viewport width.
.mw-checkbox-hack-checkbox:checked ~ .mw-workspace-container .mw-content-container {
margin-left: @margin-start-content;
}
}
// 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-header .mw-sidebar {
.transform( translateX( -( @max-width-page-container - @max-width-workspace-container ) / 2 ) );
}
Implement Page, Workspace, Content, and Article Toolbar Containers This patch closely follows the desired guidelines/desired styles Alex Hollender has put forth in his prototype, but uses multiple containers to achieve this look since our DOM order/structure is different than the DOM structure in the prototype. The following containers are used, but unlike his prototype, they are sometimes used more than once: * Page Container: Contains every other container and limits the overall max-width of the white part of the page. * Workspace Container: Contains the sidebar and content container. The sidebar is displaced ~30 pixels to the start (left) of the workspace container at all times. * Content Container: Contains the content. The max-width of this changes depending on whether you are on a special page/history page vs. other pages. * Article Toolbar Container: Contains the article toolbar. The max-width of this is always the same as the max-width of the article content as we don't want the toolbar to move when going from the article page to the history/special page. Changes to be aware: * To test locally, `$wgVectorLayoutMaxWidth = true;`. This design is temporarily feature flagged and defaults to being "off". * Note that layout-max-width.less is a temporary file made to meet the feature flag requirement of T246420 (intended to derisk the deployment). After the deploy, we should merge most if not all of the rules into layout.less where the max-width design will become the default. * Per Jon's code review comment, I have relaxed the indenting of skin.mustache to make the diff easier to reason about. If desired, the correct indenting can be achieved in a (much less risky) follow-up commit. Bug: T246420 Bug: T153043 Change-Id: Ie49f629bc705850c6996164a516957476c034048
2020-06-23 18:02:32 +00:00
// Responsive overrides.
@media ( min-width: @min-width-page-container--padded ) {
@border-color: @border-color-sidebar;
.mw-page-container {
border-left: 1px solid @border-color;
border-right: 1px solid @border-color;
}
}
@media ( max-width: @max-width-margin-start-content ) {
// 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-navigation .mw-content-container {
margin-left: @margin-start-content;
}
.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;
Implement Page, Workspace, Content, and Article Toolbar Containers This patch closely follows the desired guidelines/desired styles Alex Hollender has put forth in his prototype, but uses multiple containers to achieve this look since our DOM order/structure is different than the DOM structure in the prototype. The following containers are used, but unlike his prototype, they are sometimes used more than once: * Page Container: Contains every other container and limits the overall max-width of the white part of the page. * Workspace Container: Contains the sidebar and content container. The sidebar is displaced ~30 pixels to the start (left) of the workspace container at all times. * Content Container: Contains the content. The max-width of this changes depending on whether you are on a special page/history page vs. other pages. * Article Toolbar Container: Contains the article toolbar. The max-width of this is always the same as the max-width of the article content as we don't want the toolbar to move when going from the article page to the history/special page. Changes to be aware: * To test locally, `$wgVectorLayoutMaxWidth = true;`. This design is temporarily feature flagged and defaults to being "off". * Note that layout-max-width.less is a temporary file made to meet the feature flag requirement of T246420 (intended to derisk the deployment). After the deploy, we should merge most if not all of the rules into layout.less where the max-width design will become the default. * Per Jon's code review comment, I have relaxed the indenting of skin.mustache to make the diff easier to reason about. If desired, the correct indenting can be achieved in a (much less risky) follow-up commit. Bug: T246420 Bug: T153043 Change-Id: Ie49f629bc705850c6996164a516957476c034048
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border-right: 1px solid @border-color-sidebar;
}
}
}