When <templatedata> element is shown on template documentation page, the table for params is always sortable.
That looks ridiculous if only one parameter is present.
rETDA /TemplateDataBlob.php #L696
Add sortable class if and only if count( (array)$data->params ) > 1
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I really don't think it's that bad
But I do, and I received complaints.
Even worse:
If a template does not expect any parameters, but provides a description of the purpose, you end up in a meaningless table which has sortable head cells but only one spread out line which tells you that no parameters were supplied.
However, params must not be omitted since that produces an invalid JSON block.
Please convince me:
T64417: TemplateData: Be able to specify a "no parameters accepted" definition might solve the zero-parameters part of your problem.
Change 602826 had a related patch set uploaded (by AdhamKhatean; owner: AdhamKhatean):
[mediawiki/extensions/TemplateData@master] Remove Sortable class from tables that have one row or less
Change 602826 abandoned by AdhamKhatean:
Remove Sortable class from tables that have one row or less
Change 602826 restored by AdhamKhatean:
Remove Sortable class from tables that have one row or less
Change 602826 abandoned by AdhamKhatean:
Remove Sortable class from tables that have one row or less
Change 602826 restored by AdhamKhatean:
Remove Sortable class from tables that have one row or less
Change 602826 merged by jenkins-bot:
[mediawiki/extensions/TemplateData@master] Remove Sortable class from tables that have one row or less