Currently we load textarea styles across all pages. However, in practice
textareas only show up in the edit page and inside our JavaScript overlays
To avoid loading these styles as rendering blocking CSS
Additional changes:
* Drop css reset for textarea so that textareas where unstyled
have sensible defaults. Note given the usage of OOUI and MediaWiki UI
this should be minimal/no disruption.
* For consistency intentionally change the padding of the non-js editor
to be consistent with other textareas
* The padding-left/padding-right rules currently override the default rule
so consolidate them into one single rule
Note:
* This will not break non-JavaScript editor mode as the module
mediawiki.action.edit.styles is loaded on that page as a render blocking
style.
Bug: T199000
Depends-On: I1ab170fc4089b0c8129a3e62ee78efad1c6709fa
Change-Id: I91743fdf1942a1b1b750422e973bf98fc4d106db
We already make use of the images 'name' key inside
skins.minerva.content.styles.images to define the full
CSS selector. We can use this approach to ship a single version of
the magnifying glass icon, rather than having 2 defined in both
skins.minerva.base.styles and skins.minerva.icons.images
Change-Id: Ie5ec06152c418c4aa1b620b3d0a904cc9517e5d0
Apologies in advance if any unintentional hurt feelings!
This is based on a git blame of the skins directory in
I985c4e3a88b59461d471945ccf74cd291db45a61 before the Minerva move
and consulting the extension.json of MobileFrontend.
I've listed anyone with over 100 commits to the MobileFrontend resources/
skins folder as an author.
The Readers Web Team as the current maintainers are listed first.
If you feel you should be listed as an author of this skin
as someone who has contributed more than 100 commits to the skin code
(not MobileFrontend code), apologies and please add yourself.
Change-Id: Ifffb07d1decb47a5e08b9c45c88ccf106f0797a1
The transition only happens when images are loaded via JavaScript
so limit the styles to a file loaded via JS NOT render blocking
CSS
Change-Id: I56661db13e7fbb400a05b13c369d8598df449297
The section number relates to the position of the corresponding heading
not the corresponding top level section.
This only changes the URL, not the functionality. sub section issues
will continue to be grouped along with other section issues.
Bug: T197932
Change-Id: I325a3b477f89c9cc24f13ca017f478a6b7e7b68e
Remove JavaScript hack introduced in
MobileFrontend 858a66d9f.
This hack is already provided by html5shiv.
Change-Id: I09251a23f4c0dda2f971028fa0250335bfe998b4
- Fix a bug where the all issues endpoint would incorrectly collect
issues from all sections.
- Update the page issue iconography. This increases the size of the
delivered code and images by 1743 B minified uncompressed according to
mw.inspect() (from 16.4 KiB to 18.1 KiB).
- Add support for identifying page issue severity based on template CSS
classes.
- For multiple issues templates, show the highest priority icon.
Bug: T191528
Change-Id: Ie0a4c83ec7cfb856ec581d058797109746e3cb99
Per https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T197932#4417319
Note that given talk/category overlay does not use or
display section issues, to simplify things any section other
than 0 or all will use this heading.
Bug: T197932
Change-Id: I737fb07aaadcea7772d0b08f8b0652dcf2f4623d
Parse all issues inside a page, and load them into the issues overlay.
In group A, given issues inside later sections are hidden, it will not be possible
to navigate to these new overlay screens. In group A, lead section issues will continue
to only show lead section issues.
Changes:
* The /issues route is replaced by the more specific /issues/all and
/issues/{section num}, issues are stored in an "allIssues" module object.
* Begin using constants for namespaces for better readability
* Drop width 100% - this breaks display on tablet devices of issues within
sections
* Improve createBanner documentation to explain different treatments
* Set the issues overlay header inside initPageIssues when setting up
the route.
Bug: T197932
Change-Id: I21470648a61d57cfa4befceec596cf0f6e2110ec
.active class is added via JS by skins.minerva.scripts
skins.minerva.base.styles is loaded as render blocking
Thus this css rule can be moved safely to a non-render blocking place
Change-Id: Ie8bab826ebc0785e24bb85600de261372c429434
All of the uses are unnecessary or harmful:
* 'skins.minerva.toggling'
This module has no messages, parsed or otherwise.
* 'skins.minerva.editor'
* 'mobile-frontend-editor-redlink-explain'
This message has no formatting to be parsed. In the past, it
included the '{{SITENAME}}' magic word, which is still present
in some translations, but it is supported by the client-side
jqueryMsg parser anyway.
* 'mobile-frontend-editor-blocked-info-loggedin'
This message only uses '{{GENDER}}', which is supported by
the client-side jqueryMsg parser. More importantly, it uses
a parameter for it, which is actually not supported by
MinervaResourceLoaderParsedMessageModule. The message would
always use the default gender, regardless of the parameter.
Change-Id: I0c597febf9051670228dd144b53521a121f3a220
This rule has a lot of selectors (note the fix me)
It's not clear what each of them are needed for so make that
clearer in the code.
Change-Id: I80f07118977f465b7d09efad28f94917dd962a3d
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