@Jdrewniak I think it can be closed, it is no longer relevant.

By the way, I think it would be nice, if you could use localized badges for each language.

Just as a recommendation, maybe someone finds it useful. We have developed a specific pattern for class names, so that it is immediately clear from the page code where and for what styles are indicated. When you naming classes in template styles, use a form ts- [prefix] - to avoid conflicts when two templates have the same selectors in styles. It is recommended that the [prefix] part matches the name of the template (native language or Latin), the subpage of which is the styles you create. If the name contains non-standard characters, replace them with underscore.

Has anyone got any new ideas? :)

@RHo Thanks for your work! :) About attachment icon, I apparently poorly explained the problem, I meant that this icon has a small padding on top and bottom and we just need to remove it :)

But do not waste my time.

It's funny, but I dont care about it :) I think this is the end of my dialogue with you.

It is disturbing the watching users (who are supervising bot flag edits) and is blowing up the version history.

Um, these files are most often found on technical pages and are followed by such local designers as, for example, me. How can one edit in half a year blow a page? I do not understand. Any examples?

I'm sorry, but why do you think CommonsDelinker's work is bad? It helps the community and individual developers keep the design up to date. A local developer will see that he is using an outdated icon and will change it. He will not need to come to the Commons and view the icons individually.

In T179154#5385191, @PerfektesChaos wrote:

You split the discussion on two Phab tasks, while it is actually an issue for the Commons talk page. Therefore I am forced to comment here once again.

This is not a Commons problem, but a problem of supporting the current strandard design of Wikimedia projects. This task discusses bot updates from the repository, which is 100% necessary, as this will facilitate the work of developers. The problem of names and categories is discussed in the second task.

The two ones in the lower row are no longer supported by OOui. They are not mentioned on gallery.
The pencil is only ltr direction now, see RTL collection compared to LTR.

Yes, I know :) In the first case, I need to add that the icon is out of date, and in the second case, remove the direction indication.

In T229046#5383767, @PerfektesChaos wrote:

It is a bit strange to discuss Commons categories outside of Commons. Usually the talk page is used there.

It's just that this question relates more to the technical part than to the Commons issues.

Add puzzle icon: T227791#5336943

Is there any progress in this task?

Do not forget that to use TemplateStyles in Editnotices you need to add <div class="mw-parser-output"> wrapper :)

In T164445#5350266, @Aklapper wrote:

@Iniquity: No, as it is up to teams which tasks end up on their workboard. But you could contact that team. :)

In T164445#5349756, @Aklapper wrote:

https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Developers/Maintainers implies that the Editing Team is responsible for CharInsert.

Any progress here? Needs review.

In T227791#5341121, @Volker_E wrote:

@Iniquity 'info' is unresolvable at the time being, we are not changing this icon due to its wide usage while at the same time specific use case in a variety of VisualEditor dialogs. It is represented in this way to ensure recognizability on non-HiDPI screens and is advised not to be used. Instead use 'infoFilled'.

Hm, I understood. Then do we need to center it?

'reference' aligns with all other document related icons and is, if at all, to be changed altogether.

Yes, I just didn't lay out all the icons. If you need I can do it.

@Sophivorus Is it possible to combine this bot with the bot we discussed in T214199? It would be extremely useful.

If someone wants, you can replace it: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:Iniquity/sandbox

In T227791#5337241, @Volker_E wrote:

help-rtl position is a bug. Patch at https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/523729/

I think the bot can immediately update the repository on GitHub: https://github.com/wikimedia/WikimediaUI-Style-Guide/tree/master/resources/WikimediaUI-icons-SVGs

• help-rtl F29782034
• help
  
• puzzle
  

Thanks for the advice! We will fix it :)

You can find a new repository here: https://github.com/Leloiandudu/Fountain, but I'm not sure about the availability of documentation. I found only a very old draft https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Fountain.

@Volker_E Help advice. Should we use an old paddings or a new one?

In T226795#5330500, @Volker_E wrote:

@Iniquity Thanks for the question. We're not changing them for the time being in core pages outside OOUI, as the most “common” box padding is 0.5em 1em. We might be able to pick this up after T220671.
A not-real example of current OOUI padding in core/Flow:

In T179154#5330334, @JJMC89 wrote:

In T179154#5330330, @Iniquity wrote:

@JJMC89 I'm sorry, can you clarify why you deleted this tag, please? :)

See the project's description. You are essentially requesting a bot, not dealing with a framework issue.

@JJMC89 I'm sorry, can you clarify why you deleted this tag, please? :)

I look, not only me concerned about this problem. It seems to me that it would be more convenient for everyone to have the icons update automatically by bot. I also think that It can be commissioned to:

• create color copies of the icons: red, blue, green, white, orange(?)
• update wrong/old description
• add Structured Data
• mark removed icons from OOui set
• update https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/OOUI_icons page, when it adds or removes icons
• add a description of the changes to the talk page (https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/OOUI_icons page) to make it easier for designers to control them
• add rtl icons (if the bot has the ability to detect symmetrical images) (debtable)

In T226795#5329287, @Volker_E wrote:

@Iniquity To what?

• reference
  
• error: I think paddings should be like a circle so notice, alert and block needs to look the same.
  
• attachment (have smal top/bot paddings)
  
• specialCharacter
  
• moon
  
• info
  

@Volker_E I will duplicate the message I left in the patch, I apologize for this :( Are you sure about transparent color for <input>? This color interrupts the color above and it turns out that the search bar will be gray. And because of this, the text color of the placeholder has bad contrast with the background.

I added the UI-Standardization tag because of this extension needs to separate errors/prohibitions and warnings. Remove this tag if I'm wrong, please.

I think such a thing is mandatory on international sites: If a person comes to another country and tries to visit this site, he may have problems with irremovable language.

Oh, thanks!

But this file has margins around the edges, and I'm not sure that it is good.

What do you think about changing paddings?

In T219826#5109019, @Ladsgroup wrote:

Can this be also added in commons?

@Volker_E some questions about errorbox. It doesn't pass the test for color contrast. 1em != 14pt for Wikimedia projects. And I saw that the above was a proposal with black text, why was it decided to leave red? And where can I find this icon for an error, please tell me :)

@Volker_E Thanks!