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The h1 header on the main page of the Konkani Wiktionary is enclosed in <p> paragraph tags, while this does not occur, for instance, on the Konkani Wikipedia main page. The problem with this is that the share icon generated by a gadget which should appear to the right of the title, goes below the title. The title is in two lines for logged-in users, but this is not the trigger for the tags to appear, because the tags occur even when the title is in a single line for logged out users on the Wiktionary, and do not occur when the title is on two lines in the Wikipedia. {F36202705} {F36202706} The main page on the Konkani Wiktionary is a redirect (in order for the language links to work properly); could this be the cause for the tags?

The text inside the h1 header on the main page of the Konkani Wiktionary is enclosed in <p> paragraph tags, while this does not occur, for instance, on the Konkani Wikipedia main page. The problem with this is that the share icon generated by a gadget which should appear to the right of the title, goes below the title. The title is in two lines for logged-in users, but this is not the trigger for the tags to appear, because the tags occur even when the title is in a single line for logged out users on the Wiktionary, and do not occur when the title is on two lines in the Wikipedia. {F36202705} {F36202706} The main page on the Konkani Wiktionary is a redirect (in order for the language links to work properly); could this be the cause for the tags?

The text inside the h1 header on the main page of the Konkani Wiktionary is enclosed in <p> paragraph tags, while this does not occur, for instance, on the Konkani Wikipedia main page. The problem with this is that the share icon generated by a gadget which should appear to the right of the title, goes below the title. The title is in two lines for logged-in users, but this is not the trigger for the tags to appear, because the tags occur even when the title is in a single line for logged out users on the Wiktionary, and do not occur when the title is on two lines in the Wikipedia. {F36202705} {F36202706} The main page on the Konkani Wiktionary is a redirect (in order for the language links to work properly); could this be the cause for the tags?