Remove feature flagging of print styles
Changes:
* Merge experimental module into skins.vector.styles
* Update skins.vector.styles RL class to support LESS variable
* Remove feature flag class in HTML and LESS (update indents in
LESS file)
Bug: T178028
Change-Id: I8d5c59c5c9f415ffbd7fa41a512cbea87887e9e7
Logo cannot be displayed as a background image because it won't be
visible in print unless the user prints backgrounds too.
A sample configuration looks like this:
$wgVectorPrintLogo = [
'url' => 'https://en.wikipedia.org/static/images/mobile/copyright/wikipedia-wordmark-en.svg',
'width' => 174,
'height' => 27
];
The solution presented in the patch has a downside of not being able
to scale images down if their dimensions are bigger than the
dimensions specified in the config variable. For example, if we want
to go with an SVG image, then IE8 won't be able to render it.
Alternatively, if we want to go with a PNG image, its dimensions need
to match the exact dimensoins in the config variable, otherwise the
image will show up larger or smaller depending on its dimensions.
A more complicated approach of scaling images using `transform: scale`
hasn't been used because we wanted to keep the configuration simple
while supporting the majority of our users. With the current change,
we can reuse the existing configuration options from Minerva, for
exmaple. It would look something like this:
$wgVectorPrintLogo = [
'url' => $wgMFCustomLogos['copyright'],
'width' => $wgMFCustomLogos['copyright-width'],
'height' => $wgMFCustomLogos['copyright-height']
];
Bug: T169826
Change-Id: If8f9f8d95fd3c955ece37d6c8ab6995596189667
These are feature flagged to allow editors to test before making
them the default. A class is added to the body tag to allow us
to switch between old and new styles at a later date.
To start with we introduce some typography improvements.
Further iterations will focus on other elements.
Changes:
* headings were previously diluted in the body content and difficult to spot.
This evens out the spacing between last content and its own content block.
* clear ownership of <p>s with its heading
* We would like to match Latex style body typography with single column.
The new styles reduce the number of pages by around 20-25%
* hyperlink underline -
This is a community requested feature. We do not use color in print styles
because it's printer friendly. Because of this, it is not possible to indicate
blue links in articles. If a user wants to know if this article exists on wikipedia,
it's not possible given solution.
We would like to underline the <a> tags in print styles.
it's better for accessibility as well.
Bug: T169823
Change-Id: I453ae43099796a74c39d965b796f2fa13942106c
With MobileFrontend installed applying
?useskin=vector&useformat=mobile will ensure that responsive vector
mode is invoked.
I'm keen to do this, as it would help to have more examples of skins
that are MobileFrontend aware as part of the work I am doing in
T166748
Change-Id: I81edd855a5e96400d1179fb10907fcc30ea43ef7
Also fix site search to use use the same shade of grey
as is used in OOUI and mw-ui.
Depends-On: I96686bb53cee1a833db8f4d0b691d5e4a1b82885
Change-Id: Ib6437b13760e8c13d06927cb45ef674a5f301e35
The Vector skin's responsive mode originally used 768px as a hardcoded
value for the media query set up in skin.json. I attempted to
switch to the @deviceWidthTablet global Less variable provided by
MediaWiki inside skin.json, but this would not work under any
circumstances. Evidently, ResourceLoader does not compile Less, so
it just ignores the media query if it contains a Less variable.
I was forced to leave the media query within skin.json blank
and hard-code it into responsive.less. When using the
@deviceWidthTablet variable inside responsive.less, it worked
fine. Obviously this is not ideal, as I am bypassing ResourceLoader,
but I have no other choice. See this comment (T124994#2864136) for
details.
Bug: T124994
Change-Id: I28565e5ba88be41dcd9cb38fc09cffe29d263e06
The feature was reverted in 5205405385397782b5288b429f49c9d8c97ac6c6 almost a
year ago, so it's pretty safe to say this styling is unnecessary.
This essentially reverts 2466e550e5.
Change-Id: I88b6465d5554d334cc34893bb0acf548a5fc440b
Any skins. prefixed ResourceLoader style modules are okay to run on mobile
given they should only run in the context of the skin.
See I7c000165c61a4bd2094f23b6ffd96335f7f7818f
with that patch and the following enabled:
$wgMFDefaultSkinClass = 'SkinVector';
$wgVectorResponsive = true;
you'll be able to use the Vector skin in mobile mode.
Change-Id: I7b796385ce9786c2c7900e5acc36b1b4dbbb5b97
Follow-up to 15a990b888. That didn't
work, the module is not named 'ooui'. And had it worked, it'd have
removed all the regular OOjs UI styles from the Vector skin, by
replacing them instead of adding.
Bug: T105300
Change-Id: Ic11147e9800788152621402eef7819191024aa71
My bad... skinname-<skinname> is used in core to get the skin name.
This reverts commit ac0d123ba8.
Change-Id: I3c7780f9f08081238744fde094804ea8f5dd191a
The installer hardcodes and expects to find a "skin.vector.styles"
module in skin.json, so moving it into a hook broke the styles. Moved it
back into skin.json, and left a comment so future developers don't make
the same mistake.
The responsive code is now a separate module,
"skins.vector.styles.responsive", which is only added to the page output
if VectorResponsive is enabled.
Bug: T106747
Change-Id: I7540b7871531ef650e799f012477cef6cdd32fb7
This functionality is off by default, behind a configuration variable
($wgVectorResponsive) by popular developer demand.
CSS/LESS code by James Hare, with tweaks and testing by Jack Phoenix.
Bug: T46387
Change-Id: Ib611357bbce739b1d193abaf89c228ba52613d6a
Style modules currently added through addModuleStyles default
to being in the head ("top" position). This is an unhealthy default,
since only critical styles that are needed at pageload should be
in the head. In order to be able to switch the default to "bottom",
existing module positions have to be defined explicitly.
Bug: T97410
Change-Id: Ic3d188fe5a833a97027a06cd62c4acef691669bf
