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Thu, Nov 30
This only happens in non Zebra, and will most likely be fixed with https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T351830
This is fixed
Tue, Nov 28
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Fri, Nov 17
I checked in with @JScherer-WMF and he confirmed that rendering the full form just with disabled radio buttons (https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/F41514107) would be preferrable to a skeleton loader which hides the content. Instead of making a new task for implementing the skeleton loader, I made https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T351562 for the new disabled radio button design
Wed, Nov 15
Oct 10 2023
Oct 6 2023
Thanks for putting this together @JScherer-WMF! The video walkthrough is v helpful for understanding these designs. I had some initial questions/feedback
Oct 3 2023
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Sep 26 2023
This is all done except for 'Personal tools'. Instead we use 'user links' and 'user menu' to describe the dropdown. Personally i think 'Personal tools' still makes sense considering thats the original name for that section, I dont really know why we moved away from that naming. However, updating things back to personal tools will be more involved due to the number of classes and the fact that core also uses 'user-menu' in the menu data
Sep 25 2023
@Jdrewniak I also think the more important task is to clarify the naming of all the TOC states, I think thats a far bigger source of confusion. Here's my understanding of the terms we have in our codebase already, and why I think we should use them this way.
@Jdrewniak can this be resolved or updated? I know we dont have the CSS structure you described in the task description, but we do have 3 files for the TOC ATM.
TableofContents.less is equivalent to tableOfContentsBase.less as you described above
layouts/toc/pinned.less contains code for tableOfContentsSidebar.less
layouts/toc/unpinned.less contains code for tableOfContentsHeader.less, tableOfContentsStickyHeader.less & tableOfContentsPinned.less
@Jdlrobson This is fixed in Zebra! Should I just close this then with the assumption we are going to roll out zebra?
I also discussed this with @JScherer-WMF , we identified that the bolding of the pinnable element headers and the pin/unpin buttons from Zebra can stay, as they are improvements to the design.
Sep 22 2023
Sep 21 2023
The alignment also seems to be caused by whitespace next to the nearby and settings text. The new styles dont rely on whitespace to handle spacing.
Sep 19 2023
Sep 18 2023
This has been fixed at some point, not sure when
@Jdlrobson I think we can just close it, its not a huge benefit. The main benefit is to avoid having a more complicated markup when its not really necessary (i.e. when JS is enabled), but this isnt a huge deal.
@Jdrewniak is this fixed with zebra?
Due to the scope of refactoring included in Zebra that @Jdrewniak already mentioned, it seems unfeasible to move the refactored bits into Vector's styles. It seems far easier to update Zebra to match (or mostly match) the existing styles, and go with Zebra as the default going forward.