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May 30 2019
Aanvullend: De nominaties worden daardoor ook allemaal toegeschreven aan dezelfde persoon, en dat is (ook) onjuist.
Ik moest even twee keer kijken voor ik zag wat nu het probleem is, want dat wordt niet vermeld. Het lijkt er op dat een groot deel van de nominaties wordt gegroepeerd onder één van de andere nominaties van die dag. Ik zie nog niet meteen een aanwijsbare reden daarvoor.
Apr 9 2019
Mar 19 2019
Removed the last nlwikibots crontab entry (tvpmelder) from Trusty. Added tbpmelder (different code base, same general idea) to Stretch crontab.
Jul 11 2017
For what it's worth: The source (http://www.student.si/preberi-si/aktualno/intervju-prof-dr-miro-cerar.html) reports <meta http-equiv="Content-Language" content="sl-SI"/> and <html lang="si-SI" xml:lang="si-SI" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">. Seems incoherent to me.
May 26 2015
As can be seen in the image in my previous comment, the drop-down div.menu.vectorMenu in the Vector skin interferes with the indicators. I have added a change to my personal CSS on NL-Wikipedia which I will test out a little bit more before I create a pull request for the Vector skin. A chat on IRC with @matmarex turned out that there are a few things that could be affected by changing the z-index of the Vector drop-down menu:
Apr 2 2015
@matmarex It's been a while, but by now I have had a chance to look into it. I run into a very similar issue in that the <indicator>s have a CSS z-index of 1, which cause them to be drawn through the vectorMenu items in the #mw-head div. An example of this behaviour can be seen on https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gebruiker:Frank_Geerlings/Indicators/Testpagina2 (screen shot below) – I see that the drop-down menu isn't used in the Polish wikipedia, so it's not an issue there.
Feb 13 2015
Thanks, @matmarex! I'll look into that.
Thanks for looking into this. It sounds like this means there is something Dutch wikipedia should do about this. Are there pre- and post-editing Javascript hooks that can be used? What is the approach you recommend?