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This task involves the work with of introducing the {nav Add topic} button with the version of the site-wide sticky header that will appear on pages volunteers use to host discussions. === Requirements **Meta** - The "Add topic" button should appear within the Sticky Header on any page where the {nav Add topic} / {nav New section} link //already// appears within the page chrome. - Platform(s): **desktop** **User experience** - Regardless of the state of peoples' `Enable quick topic adding` setting in `Special:Preferences#mw-prefsection-editing`: -- People should see a button within the sticky header that, when clicked, will open //either// the legacy `section=new` experience or the New Topic Tool. -- This text that appears within this button should match the text a wiki has defined for the existing `Add topic` / `New section` link that appear's within the page's chrome. - For people who have the `Enable quick topic adding` setting **enabled**: -- When they click the {nav Add topic} / {nav New section} button, the New Topic Tool should open - For people who have the `Enable quick topic adding` setting **disabled**: -- When they click the {nav Add topic} / {nav New section} button, the legacy `section=new` experience should open === Open questions [x] 1. What do people who have the `Enable quick topic adding` setting **disabled** see within the version of the sticky header that appears on talk pages? //Note: the current spec would make it so the {nav Add topic} button continues to appear within the sticky header. Once clicked, people would be taken to the legacy `section=new` form.// -- People who have the `Enable quick topic adding` setting **disabled** will see the {nav Add topic} button appear within the sticky header. Once clicked, people will be taken to the legacy `section=new` form. - [ ] 2. How will the {nav Add topic} button that will appear within the sticky header be styled? //See current button styling in the `Mockup` section below.// === Mockup |A WIP design for the site-wide sticky header, equipped with the {nav Add topic} button: |--- |{F35005807} NOTE: Instrumentation of the new {nav Add topic} button will have have happened in T298634.

This task involves the work with of introducing the {nav Add topic} button with the version of the site-wide sticky header that will appear on pages volunteers use to host discussions. === Requirements **Meta** - The "Add topic" button should appear within the Sticky Header on any page where the {nav Add topic} / {nav New section} link //already// appears within the page chrome. - Platform(s): **desktop** **User experience** - Regardless of the state of peoples' `Enable quick topic adding` setting in `Special:Preferences#mw-prefsection-editing`: -- People should see a button within the sticky header that, when clicked, will open //either// the legacy `section=new` experience or the New Topic Tool. -- This text that appears within this button should match the text a wiki has defined for the existing `Add topic` / `New section` link that appear's within the page's chrome. - For people who have the `Enable quick topic adding` setting **enabled**: -- When they click the {nav Add topic} / {nav New section} button, the New Topic Tool should open - For people who have the `Enable quick topic adding` setting **disabled**: -- When they click the {nav Add topic} / {nav New section} button, the legacy `section=new` experience should open === Open questions [x] 1. What do people who have the `Enable quick topic adding` setting **disabled** see within the version of the sticky header that appears on talk pages? //Note: the current spec would make it so the {nav Add topic} button continues to appear within the sticky header. Once clicked, people would be taken to the legacy `section=new` form.// -- People who have the `Enable quick topic adding` setting **disabled** will see the {nav Add topic} button appear within the sticky header. Once clicked, people will be taken to the legacy `section=new` form. - [x] 2. How will the {nav Add topic} button that will appear within the sticky header be styled? //See current button styling in the `Mockup` section below.// -- The {nav Add Topic} button will appear as a quiet button, per what @alexhollender_WMF and @KieranMcCann converged on in T304187#8025546 === Mockup {F35271438} NOTE: Instrumentation of the new {nav Add topic} button will have have happened in T298634.

This task involves the work with of introducing the {nav Add topic} button with the version of the site-wide sticky header that will appear on pages volunteers use to host discussions. === Requirements **Meta** - The "Add topic" button should appear within the Sticky Header on any page where the {nav Add topic} / {nav New section} link //already// appears within the page chrome. - Platform(s): **desktop** **User experience** - Regardless of the state of peoples' `Enable quick topic adding` setting in `Special:Preferences#mw-prefsection-editing`: -- People should see a button within the sticky header that, when clicked, will open //either// the legacy `section=new` experience or the New Topic Tool. -- This text that appears within this button should match the text a wiki has defined for the existing `Add topic` / `New section` link that appear's within the page's chrome. - For people who have the `Enable quick topic adding` setting **enabled**: -- When they click the {nav Add topic} / {nav New section} button, the New Topic Tool should open - For people who have the `Enable quick topic adding` setting **disabled**: -- When they click the {nav Add topic} / {nav New section} button, the legacy `section=new` experience should open === Open questions [x] 1. What do people who have the `Enable quick topic adding` setting **disabled** see within the version of the sticky header that appears on talk pages? //Note: the current spec would make it so the {nav Add topic} button continues to appear within the sticky header. Once clicked, people would be taken to the legacy `section=new` form.// -- People who have the `Enable quick topic adding` setting **disabled** will see the {nav Add topic} button appear within the sticky header. Once clicked, people will be taken to the legacy `section=new` form. - [ ] 2- [x] 2. How will the {nav Add topic} button that will appear within the sticky header be styled? //See current button styling in the `Mockup` section below.// -- The {nav Add Topic} button will appear as a quiet button, per what @alexhollender_WMF and @KieranMcCann converged on in T304187#8025546 === Mockup |A WIP design for the site-wide sticky header, equipped with the {nav Add topic} button: |--- |{F35005807}271438} NOTE: Instrumentation of the new {nav Add topic} button will have have happened in T298634.