This is based on a complaint made in #wikinews on irc by eboettcher

Problem: When users have javascript disabled, stuff should fail gracefully. The flagged revisions information box that is normally collapsed by default, is expanded (permanently) for non-js users, and overlaps the article text. Thus preventing non-js users from reading the article.

This could potentially be fixed by display:none'ing the box, and having js changing it back to display block so that non-js users don't see it at all, or potentially by not using absolute positioning so that the article is redrawn around the expanded box.

On wikinews we added the following css to mediawiki:Common.css

div#mw-fr-revisiondetails {position:static; border-top: none}
div#mw-fr-revisiontag { border: none}
div.flaggedrevs_short_basic { text-align:right; border: 1px solid #CCCCCC;padding:1px;}

There's also a screenie of the problem at http://img440.imageshack.us/img440/654/flaggedrevsbeingstupid.png

Version: unspecified
Severity: minor