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[[ https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Template:Imagestack | Template:Imagestack ]] on Commons is used to scroll through sets of images. (Typically these are medical images like MRI scans.) So the desired behavior is, that only one image is shown, and one can click or scroll to the one before or after. Now it is broken, and all images are shown below each other. This was probably caused by changes in the Javascript or CSS. [[ https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_template_Imagestack_requires_additional_javascript-code._It_doesn%27t_work_if_javascript_is_switched_off_(2023).png | This screenshot ]] suggests the problem is missing Javascript. I do not know since when the problem exists, but I know that it still worked on June 21.

[[ https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Template:Imagestack | Template:Imagestack ]] on Commons is used to scroll through sets of images. (Typically these are medical images like MRI scans.) So the desired behavior is, that only one image is shown, and one can click or scroll to the one before or after. Now it is broken, and all images are shown below each other. This was probably caused by changes in the Javascript or CSS. [[ https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_template_Imagestack_requires_additional_javascript-code._It_doesn%27t_work_if_javascript_is_switched_off_(2023).png | This screenshot ]] suggests, the problem is missing Javascript.<br> (Other users have confirmed the problem. So this is not just in my browser.) I do not know since when the problem exists, but I know that it still worked on June 21.

[[ https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Template:Imagestack | Template:Imagestack ]] on Commons is used to scroll through sets of images. (Typically these are medical images like MRI scans.) So the desired behavior is, that only one image is shown, and one can click or scroll to the one before or after. Now it is broken, and all images are shown below each other. This was probably caused by changes in the Javascript or CSS. [[ https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_template_Imagestack_requires_additional_javascript-code._It_doesn%27t_work_if_javascript_is_switched_off_(2023).png | This screenshot ]] suggests, the problem is missing Javascript.<br> (Other users have confirmed the problem. So this is not just in my browser.) I do not know since when the problem exists, but I know that it still worked on June 21.