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In categories, redirects are indicated by italics. This blocks formatting of pages listed in categories. https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T31975 Rather than indicating a redirect, italics should indicate titles of artistic works (etc) as detailed in https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Manual_of_Style/Titles_of_works Instead of italics, redirects should be indicated by a suffix. If it's a word, it needs to be a system message so it can be translated. It doesn't matter hugely what this is; (R) would work, as would (redirect) or even ↪. The target page could also be specified here as a bonus feature, if possible. So for example, "President Obama" is a redirect to "Barack Obama" The page "President Obama" should be listed in categories as: * [[President Obama]] (redirect) Or maybe * [[President Obama]] (redirect to [[Barack Obama]]) I'm not so bothered with how things are done in [[Special:AllPages]] as that's not really public-facing, but the same change might be made there, too.

In categories, redirects are indicated by italics. This blocks formatting of pages listed in categories. T31975 Italics should indicate titles of artistic works (etc) as detailed in https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Manual_of_Style/Titles_of_works (etc) Instead of using italics, redirects should be indicated by a suffix. If that suffix is a word, it needs to be a system message so it can be translated. It doesn't matter hugely what this is; (R) would work, as would (redirect) or even ↪. The target page could also be specified here as a bonus feature, if possible. So for example, "President Obama" is a redirect to "Barack Obama" The page "President Obama" should be listed in categories as: * [[President Obama]] (redirect) Or maybe * [[President Obama]] (redirect to [[Barack Obama]]) I'm not so bothered with how things are done in [[Special:AllPages]] as that's not really public-facing, but the same change might be made there, too. Assigning high priority because T31975 is high priority due to the huge number of pages it affects.

In categories, redirects are indicated by italics. This blocks formatting of pages listed in categories. https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T31975 Rather than indicating a redirect, iItalics should indicate titles of artistic works (etc) as detailed in https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Manual_of_Style/Titles_of_works (etc) Instead of using italics, redirects should be indicated by a suffix. If it'If that suffix is a word, it needs to be a system message so it can be translated. It doesn't matter hugely what this is; (R) would work, as would (redirect) or even ↪. The target page could also be specified here as a bonus feature, if possible. So for example, "President Obama" is a redirect to "Barack Obama" The page "President Obama" should be listed in categories as: * [[President Obama]] (redirect) Or maybe * [[President Obama]] (redirect to [[Barack Obama]]) I'm not so bothered with how things are done in [[Special:AllPages]] as that's not really public-facing, but the same change might be made there, too. Assigning high priority because T31975 is high priority due to the huge number of pages it affects.