@RHo currently "back button" and "save button" have 40x40dp.

@Niedzielski after doing a git pull the bug has gone. So, no more error :)

@Niedzielski I was trying to see how the developer settings works but after tap seven times on the circular Wikipedia logo I got the following error:

I'll see how it look with this titles!

Yes... now I understand the difference between one task and the other. Thanks for clarifying!

Hi @Dbrant , according to the documentation when Autosizing is enabled, this scales the text uniformly on horizontal and vertical axes, ignoring the text size attribute.

Hi @RHo I've been reading this task and I find it very similar to T180391

@RHo this is how it looks with the new component:

@RHo I didn't see the comment about re-using the same component built when tapping on overflows of articles saved to a reading list. I thought it was to use the same design that I used in the proposal 1. I'll see how is implemented and I'll update the design.

This is how it looks using a long-press re-using the same component built when tapping on overflows

Great @RHo - I'll make an update using a long-press and I'll show you what it looks like.

Hi @RHo , I was implementing the proposed solution with a small overflow on each inset article card.

Hello @Dbrant , I would like to take this task.

@Dbrant @Aklapper: Volunteers can take any of these tasks with tags "Easy" and "Google-Code-in-2017." or just those with the "Easy" tag?

Thanks @Mholloway for your help in this task. I've never try changing GoneIfEmptyTextView by a TextView and that was precisely the problem.

In T172701#3512780, @Kaartic wrote:

In T172701#3512722, @NHarateh_WMF wrote:

Simplest solution - put it in a scrollable view.

Yeah, but I find scrolling for an error view to be a bit overkill. There should be something even simpler?

Currently, the yes-no strings in the Android app are used to confirm the following dialog box questions:

Luckily it wasn't so much,, but the good thing about all this was that I understood a little more of the base code!

Hey @Mholloway I have some questions to try to understand a little more about this task.

In T162839#3407345, @Mholloway wrote:

In T162839#3388936, @MBinder_WMF wrote:

Should work now, pinged on global edit rules.

Works! Thank you.

I want to show you here an example adding bullet points in the same TextView and another doing separately in an extra TextView

This is the result with the new illustration

@RHo I was working on the design and here is the first version of the dialog:

Great! I was curious because I've seen links to Zeplin in several tasks. If there is no problem I'd like to have access to see detail of mocks and assets :)

Hey @RHo, access to Zeplin is just for Wikimedia members?

Thanks @RHo , now I have a little more clear. I'll investigate how it works on iOS before starting to update something.

I have a question, I'd like to know if all the images in Wikipedia are Creative Commons or Public License type, and if an image have Creative Common license, then it is always "BY-SA" type?

Finally, I solved it by doing something that I already did several times :D

In T137116#3292230, @Mholloway wrote:

In T137116#3292143, @Jcasariego wrote:

Sorry @Mholloway, but I didn't see that you already did the update of this yesterday :/

No worries, I did a quick patch while I was looking over Rita's feedback but it hadn't gotten any review feedback yet. I can revive that one, or if you've got a patch ready to go, please feel free to push it up and I'll review and merge!

Great @RHo . I'll update the attribute and then push it up

@Mholloway I'm working on this task but I have some questions

Sorry @Mholloway, but I didn't see that you already did the update of this yesterday :/

• "Search and explore...." text has a shorter line-height (looks like ~20dp) than the expected 24dp for the Material Subhead secondary text-style

Sorry, but I don't understanding to which text are you referring? Is it the text "Search..." in the Toolbar or the text below the image?

I'm referring to the text below the image:

Visual design:

• Background is using #FFF instead of the expected base80 color (#EAECF0)

I updated with base80 color and this is the result

I think Wikipedia is using the same approach that Google Drive, Google Photos, Twitter, Evernote and others that first show the logo while de app is downloading all the necessary data.

Thanks @RHo

@RHo I could take this task. Does the final result have to be like the image Search Wikipedia - empty state v2.png?

No problem @Mholloway Time to looking for another task!

I think we could do the same with @+id/page_list_item_status_icon, because it is also using 40dp x 40dp

for this task I created a new class called MwQueryImageLicensePage to manage all the images license.

I'll try to get more familiar with the codebase doing this task. I'll begin refactoring GetDescriptionsTask using Retrofit

It's ok to add this as alert?

@Mholloway I updated the code with the change suggested. Now, without a drawable the code in fragment_nearby.xml is a lot simpler

Thanks @RHo for all the clarifications. @Nirzar I've added the changes.

I was working on how to implement the text with outline around it and I didn't find an easy way. I did 2 examples to show you what I was doing.

As this will be my first time contribution, I'm gonna pick this task