I concur with Jonesey95, Wikipedia is a 24/7 site. If you want to add updates, do it on Mon-Wed, or have at least one person capable of rolling back things on weekends if they are not working as intended. Alternatively, just roll back Vector 2022 entirely, and come back when you're done dealing with all these miserable bugs.

This markup seems to work:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Jdlrobson/gallery

It looks good on normal desktop site, but overflows on x-axis if the screen width is less (desktop site on mobiles), which didn't happen earlier. And for whatever reason the numeric table just vanishes when seen in mobile site.

Yes, the gallery at 117th Congress used to float on the right of the numeric table, like an individual image does. That was the desired result.

I can confirm this. I faced this same issue earlier at 12:37 UTC, but it has now automatically resolved (at least for myself) as of 22:00 UTC.

Thanks, tbh I'm no novice on tech end and do not yet know the capabilities or lack thereof of magic words, parser functions, etc. But I thought that there could be solution somewhere with that approach. I hope that we can get something out of it. Thanks!

Hi Tacsipacsi, I just noticed the above comment. I've attached the file now.

• I think normal indent should be the default and bullet/number remain optional.

Is it possible that a drop-down menu like that for "Styling" (text formatting) be created on the left of the text box, which allows an user to choose a reply type of their choice: indented, bulleted, or numbered. I created a rough image of what I think could be implemented. This will allow an user to choose a reply type on a case-by-case basis as they see fit. The default remains indentation. I also noticed that discussion so far on the phab ticket generally revolves around English Wikipedia, but this solution will allow it to work on any Wikimedia project.

As I said,

I lack know-how of svg creation, and requested a logo at commons with no response for a month.

I cannot create a logo, there's the problem. Although I first supported the idea of correcting the misspelling, I later realised that Devanagari-only logo would be unrepresentative of the Pali-using population. In modern day, dozens of writing scripts are used for this language, including the Roman script, which also happens to be the dominant form of modern-day Pali writing. More information & references at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pali .

Thanks RhinosF1. Thanks Urbanecm. For the quick response.

Actually, I was referring to the issue wherein, authorship of "GayRehabProject84" in this article is shown as 8,581 characters (https://xtools.wmflabs.org/articleinfo/en.wikipedia.org/118th_United_States_Congress#tool-authorship).
But the page https://xtools.wmflabs.org/topedits/en.wikipedia.org/GayRehabProject84/0/118th%20United%20States%20Congress page shows their contribution to be just one edit, even that "deleted" out 18 bytes, which seems contradictory and also impossible to me.

But there is this new issue, that ends up showing contradictory information at https://xtools.wmflabs.org/articleinfo/en.wikipedia.org/118th_United_States_Congress#tool-authorship , https://xtools.wmflabs.org/articleinfo/en.wikipedia.org/118th_United_States_Congress#top-editors and https://xtools.wmflabs.org/topedits/en.wikipedia.org/["USERNAME"]/0/118th%20United%20States%20Congress ,for example, the number of characters contributed doesn't add up correctly.