This reverts commit ff5a61e9c6.
Reason for revert: The behaviour introduced in this patch needs some more consideration.
Bug: T364015
Change-Id: Ieab4ca4084df4f1b5c942fe81c7fb99b058e0623
- Adds the notice "This page is always wide" and disables
the inputs for the "width" options in the Appearance menu
when pages are excluded via configuration ( `$wgVectorMaxWidthOptions`).
- Changes layout behaviour so that pages in the
$wgVectorMaxWidthOptions['exlcude'] configuration
stretch the entire viewport width.
- Stops the width settings in the Appearance menu from
being hidden on smaller resolutions.
Bug: T364015
Change-Id: Idee294adf3b309e03834276ea75e4ae43b0cffcb
This reverts commit 89c250c18e.
Reason for revert: We need some more time to test this one and
the resulting behaviour. After discussing this morning we decided
to remove from the next train release.
Bug: T364015
Change-Id: I0dfc17d9c8a8697b8b4f590acdbc2d2c54de9429
Adds the notice "This page is always wide" and disables
the inputs for the "width" options in the Appearance menu
when pages are excluded via configuration ( `$wgVectorMaxWidthOptions`).
Bug: T364015
Change-Id: Ie99b41c9130f496ab23b60c95e551a9ea602d5a0
If night-mode is disabled on a certain page via the
exclude list in skin.json, then the following class:
".skin-theme-clientpref-excluded" will be added to the HTML element.
In this scenario, the related client-preferences
menu options are visible, but disabled, and a notice
is rendered below the options informing users of this state.
Bug: T361158
Change-Id: I46d335d079a2d27c7a4122e23ac7e479c286b886
* Using the new ConfigHelper, support disabling night mode on certain
pages via configuration options
* In addition, adds test coverage for this case and the query parameter
case (in a new integration test file as we now require accessing the
service container for request context)
* Finally, supply a default configuration in skin.json with all the
values set to null
For the easiest possible approach while we evaulate our general feature
management system, this logic is handled inside of getFeatureBodyClass
using the new shouldDisable general function. In the future, it may
make sense to break this out into its own requirement class, but for now
that feels premature
Bug: T359606
Change-Id: I3e7a4720ec3cc2afd9777e36f59aa56b682258f0
