The body of the article doesn't appear until after bottom of the right-hand sidebar, which can be pretty far down the page
- Desktop with Windows 10, ver 1709
- Tested with 2 browsers, Opera 51.0.2830.55 and Edge 41.16299.248.0
- Not sure when problem began. I first noticed it a few days ago, but am pretty spaced out at times.
- Tested all of the skins in Preferences. Problem only occurs with MinervaNeue skin
To reproduce:
- Go to Preferences>Appearance
- Select MinervaNeue skin
- Don't use Preview. Problem doesn't appear in Preview, which only shows the Home page in the test skin format. If a link in Preview pg is clicked, the page appears in the user's saved preference skin, not the test skin.
- Click Save
- Go to[ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black-capped_chickadee | Black-capped chickadee ]] or Henry VIII
- After intro section, body of article doesn't start until the bottom of right-hand infobox
Comparison: any other of the skins
bugs to fix
- Hatnotes are constrained to available space e.g. hatnote under Etymology section on http://reading-web-staging.wmflabs.org/wiki/Kolkata#Etymology - note this should also apply to image elements e.g. queen photo on http://reading-web-staging.wmflabs.org/wiki/Commonwealth_of_Nations#Structure
- Table of contents should take up any available space e.g. http://reading-web-staging.wmflabs.org/wiki/New_Delhi
- Infoboxes should only reside in the far right corner of the page e.g on http://reading-web-staging.wmflabs.org/wiki/Taiwan in Etymology section infoboxes should be stacked vertically. When table of contents is closed the first infobox should not appear alongside the infobox in the lead paragraph.
- Subheadings should also take up available space e.g. http://reading-web-staging.wmflabs.org/wiki/Ford_Model_T#Engine section should fill the whitespace above it.
- Thumbnails should take up available space e.g. https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T189688#4159500
developer notes
Alex provided a mock to demonstrate how this should behave
https://codepen.io/alexhollender/pen/yKvrMx
top-section and panel correspond to mf-section-{number} elements
This shouldn't require any HTML changes.
Testing
- test on Staging
- please test on all usual desktop browsers
- I don't have a good method for how to pick which pages to test. Pages with long infoboxes are relevant, although it's worth looking for anything wonky on pages with short (or no) infoboxes as well
- here are some pages that were problematic during the last round of testing: New Delhi, Rotary International, Ulaanbaatar, Sapporo, Castro District, NBC News, Jackfruit, Commonwealth of Nations, Ford Model T, San Francisco Ferry Building