Links not working inside <indicator> tag at Russian Wikivoyage
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	Atsirlin
	Jun 11 2020, 8:10 AM

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We got a problem with links placed inside the <indicator> tag at Russian Wikivoyage. Each article contains two icons in the upper right corner. The map icon opens a built-in map created by Extension:Kartographer. The GPX icon calls a Toolserver script that collects geo-points listed in the article. Since yesterday, these links no longer work when placed inside <indicator>, but they do work when they are outside of the <indicator> tag. What could be wrong here?

Example of an article: (the icons in question are in the upper right corner)
https://ru.wikivoyage.org/wiki/Шпайер

The <indicator> tag is defined inside:
https://ru.wikivoyage.org/wiki/Template:Geo

Thank you in advance!

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Mentioned In: T255118: Font size in Extension:WikidataPageBanner is out of control at Russian Wikivoyage
Mentioned Here: T248761: [modern Vector only] Move indicators underneath firstHeading
T254534: Technical change to WikidataPageBanner - projects using it now show mobile site notices
T255118: Font size in Extension:WikidataPageBanner is out of control at Russian Wikivoyage

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Atsirlin created this task.Jun 11 2020, 8:10 AM

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Atsirlin mentioned this in T255118: Font size in Extension:WikidataPageBanner is out of control at Russian Wikivoyage.Jun 11 2020, 9:49 AM

Note that this problem appeared simultaneously with T255118

We figured it out that the indicators were hidden behind bodyContent, and fixed the problem by setting {z-index: 2} for .mw-indicators. However, it is still unclear what caused this problem and whether our solution is optimal in this case.

The solution you've come up with is the right one. There was a technical change that moved where the banner was being renderer - T254534 - it is now rendering in the site notice which changed the DOM order to make indictors before the subtitle. This order will be fixed when T248761 is complete.

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