Change Details

Android/iOS rely on hatnotes having the "hatnote" or "ambox" class, but this is not the case on many wikis (see parent task). As a result, lead paragraphs are hoisted above these hatnotes. Example: United Kingdom article in Italian language: {F34164362}

= Steps to Reproduce # Open https://it.wikipedia.org/api/rest_v1/page/mobile-html/Regno_Unito # Compare to https://it.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regno_Unito # Disambiguation hatnotes are not at the top of the page = Expected Results - Disambiguation hatnotes are properly placed like in https://it.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regno_Unito = Actual Results {F34164362} = Environments Observed - itwiki = Additional notes - Android/iOS rely on hatnotes having the "hatnote" or "ambox" class, but this is not the case on many wikis (see parent task). As a result, lead paragraphs are hoisted above these hatnotes.

Android/iOS rely on hatnotes having the "hatnote" or "ambox" class, but this is not the case on many wikis (see parent task).= Steps to Reproduce # Open https://it.wikipedia.org/api/rest_v1/page/mobile-html/Regno_Unito # Compare to https://it.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regno_Unito # Disambiguation hatnotes are not at the top of the page = Expected Results As a result, lead paragraphs are hoisted above these hatnotes.- Disambiguation hatnotes are properly placed like in https://it.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regno_Unito Example: United Kingdom article in Italian language:= Actual Results {F34164362} = Environments Observed - itwiki = Additional notes - Android/iOS rely on hatnotes having the "hatnote" or "ambox" class, but this is not the case on many wikis (see parent task). As a result, lead paragraphs are hoisted above these hatnotes.