Hi @Krimin-killr21,
thanks for taking the time to report this!

Unfortunately this report is not very useful because it does not describe the problem well. If you have time and can still reproduce the problem, please add a more useful and complete description to this report by providing Android version information, browser information, and if you use the mobile version of English Wikipedia or the standard version. Thanks.

Of course, thanks for the tips.

Android Version 5.0, stock TouchWiz on Galaxy S 5. The web issue was the standard web version and the app version was from the app. Wikipedia app v2.0.110, and the browser was the latest stable version of Chrome for Windows 10 x64, don't know the exact version as I'm not at home atm.

Here's an image of the error. The issue looks identical on Chrome. http://i.imgur.com/Q3Qq3Nw.jpeg

It's a simple problem without simple solution. {{dts}} uses invisible <span class="sortkey" style="display:none"> tag, but TextExtracts can't remove display:none tags now. But it can remove tags by classes.

So, there is two fast solutions:

1. Edit {{dts}} and replace class="sortkey" with class="sortkey noprint"
2. Add .keysort class into TextExtracts list of tags that should be removed

@Krimin-killr21 Is keysort class used often in the introduction?

In T112226#2156534, @putnik wrote:

So, there is two fast solutions:

1. Edit {{dts}} and replace class="sortkey" with class="sortkey noprint"
2. Add .keysort class into TextExtracts list of tags that should be removed

I'd vote for #1 except that I'd add the noexcerpt class rather than noprint. It seems we already have a mechanism for signalling that information shouldn't be in extracts.

In T112226#3363224, @phuedx wrote:

I'd vote for #1 except that I'd add the noexcerpt class rather than noprint. It seems we already have a mechanism for signalling that information shouldn't be in extracts.

On closer inspection, TextExtracts strips both noexcerpt and noprint. I believe noexcerpt would be more accurate in this case though.