@derenrich looks good

I'm still seeing the issue in production

Here is @Jdlrobson's original task description for reference:

In T384391#10483926, @Millipede88 wrote:

Question about this ticket: I see that when the user initially focuses the input for the first time after pageload, the input immediately shortens, leaving more space between the Wikipedia icon on the left and the text input.

In T377616#10297272, @Estherkamso wrote:

I am interested in this task. Can I see the codebase so I can begin the cleanup

1. Displaying the event wiki(s) in various places

Adding a field to the event configuration form that allows organizers to either specify certain wikis, or select "This event is for all wikis". It would be required to either add one wiki, or select "This event is for all wikis".

1. Allowing editors to associate an edit with a specific event
We explored various options for how participants might tag edits with an event, so that things are properly tracked. A general idea is that if someone is registered for an event, that event is currently happening, and they are editing a page that is on the worklist for the event, we would automatically add the event tag to their edit summary. They could remove it if needed.

1. Organizers can create worklists, and define goals for specific articles

These explorations are about finding various opportunities to surface events to readers and editors: Figma

Some thoughts following ~2 weeks of discussing, sketching, and playing around with different ideas for a Wikipedia Trivia Game. Leaving out topics that are generic to any game (e.g. leaderboards, streaks, etc.).

@cooltey looks good. Moving it along on the board assuming I don't need to review the final change below (since I had already seen it like that initially).

Looks good to me

@cooltey thanks for the updates

@cooltey the updates look great for the most part. A few small notes:

Wondering if there's any way to incorporate ranking from the pageview API, to attempt to find events that are "popular", as a sort of proxy for things that might be interesting, easier to guess, etc.

Some things to consider:

@cooltey yes, my apologies. Here is the SVG:

In T368792#10021087, @Tacsipacsi wrote:

copy	There are no nearby articles. Try zooming out and moving the map.

Why not Try zooming out or moving the map? Either should suffice to find a nearby article eventually.

@JTannerWMF something I noticed while testing this, if you deny location access this is what you see:

In T368792#10016652, @cooltey wrote:

Hi @AlexHollender-WMF

This is ready for review again. Please download the APK from the ticket description to see the changes, thanks.

Please make sure to go to the Developer settings -> "clearLastLocationAndZoomLevel" in the Miscellaneous section before testing, since it shows only at the first launch of the feature.

This looks great, thanks

In T368792#9986565, @JTannerWMF wrote:

@AlexHollender-WMF lets work on a design to throw up a message to users to let them know no articles were detected near them and that they need to zoom out.

This looks great, thanks @cooltey

@cooltey everything looks great

@cooltey following the example in the demo video I had the same result as you. However when I tried a more remote location (65.228589,-105.960481), the map did an animated zoom out, and then landed here:

Looks good. I switched my language to Japanese, then tapped the Search bar:

@cooltey I'm not sure if I'm doing something wrong, but as far as I can tell this is not working as expected.

Everything seems to be aligned with the specs and designs.