| dom_walden | |
| Sep 12 2019, 4:33 PM |
| F30308604: coordinates_annotated.png | |
| Sep 12 2019, 4:33 PM |
Some articles have coordinates associated with them, which appear at the very top right of the article.
When turning on WWT, the Infobar covers them up.
Expected behavior: Coordinates still appear
Observed behavior: Coordinates covered up by Infobar
Browser: Firefox 60, Chromium 73
Note: We don't get WikiWho data for the coordinates (since it comes from inside a template), and this does not impact all wikis. For example, the coordinates are located lower in the page, so they display, on English Wikipedia.
This is low priority, so I'm removing it from the 'To Be Estimated' column. We can revisit it at a later date, if we receive feedback on this particular issue from users.
Oh! Yes, I see. I think I should brush up on my reading skills. ;-)
Not sure what the answer is for this then. It'd look odd having the coords on top of the WWT bar.
In my opinion it's a design flaw with dewiki's coordinates. They appear outside the #bodyContent area which is where gadgets, scripts, extensions etc. should safely assume article content doesn't exist. Either way, it's certainly not a pressing issue so I'm doing to untag Community-Tech.