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User talk:Jdlrobson
I apologize for being so rude. Your comment is a fair point which has place to be. Sorry again.
Oh not at all. My fault for not being more careful with my editing.
I just want to make sure I play my part in keeping the creative energy flowing. I think the existing logo is outdated and I'm keen to any sort of change here.
On reflection I think it's a shame that we jumped into voted so early. There are lots of good ideas in all the logos.
I completely agree with you. We are only at the brainstorm stage now and searching for ideas. Thanks.
mobile edit Mobile edit Edit made from mobile (web or app) 72,244 changes mobile web edit Mobile web edit Edit made from mobile web site
Hi Jon , referring to Topic:Viy7jkhlv2w5x5s2 and apart of 'This is expected behaviour.' answer from Forestier I still do not understand the difference between the tags. The number of modifications being the same for both tags, they seem redundant. One says "Edit made from mobile web site" (a) that means I have used the 'Mobile version' on my desktop for my translations (and its true). Other says "Edit made from mobile (web or app)" which covers "Edit made from mobile web" (b), and "Edit made from mobile app)"(c). I understand (b) seems the same as (a) and I wonder what are the cases "Mobile edit" which ARE NOT "Mobile web edit" ? ...
Since I make translations using the web (Special:Translate), the translated text (that means the contents) is the same when viewed on a desktop or a tablette. If one decides to cancel all updates "Mobile edit" there is a risk my translations are lost. Isn't there a warning to write for translators against this situation ?
Thanks.
Christian FR (talk) 11:50, 21 March 2020 (UTC)
Mobile edit is also used on edits from mobile phone applications (not mobile domain) e.g. Android and iPhone.
Consider an edit with the following tags:
Tags: Mobile edit, Mobile app edit, Android app edit
We have 5-600 banners that we use each day on Twitter and now on our en:wiki talk page. We use some basic code to turn over to a new "Woman of the Day" each day. However our banners look no where near as good as the ones used on Wikivoyage and I'm wondering if it is possible/easy to use PageBanner on en:wiki?
Our woman of the day currently looks like this. Could this appear neater? We have run 150 editathons to date and your code would smarten us up a bit. Can you point us to how we can achieve this. ~~~~
I'm not sure if the There's no constraints in turning on Extension:WikidataPageBanner on enwiki for a certain namespace. To have it enabled it would need to follow the site request policy.
You could always enable it for the project or talk namespace, experiment with it and turn it off if you find it is not for you.
You can also experiment with it on this test wiki page: https://en.wikivoyage.beta.wmflabs.org/wiki/Women_in_red_test - please use a throwaway account if you decide to experiment and certainly don't use your Wikipedia password on any new account you create there!
Have fun!
Hello Jon. Following our IRC conversation, I have declined the request to install Netlify on Wikimedia's GitHub organisation for MobileFrontend, MinervaNeue and PopUps. If however Netlify or any other GitHub App is needed over there again, please set it up and, in case you cannot approve it, please let me know to have them approved (I might need to check with RelEng though). Best regards.
Hi. I hope that you can point me to where the configuration exists ...
On a page like https://en.m.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=The_Works_of_Lord_Byron_(ed._Coleridge,_Prothero)/Poetry/Volume_1 the mobile skin is left aligning images that have been typeset to be centred to align with the remainder of the text on the page, see standard view, s:The Works of Lord Byron (ed. Coleridge, Prothero)/Poetry/Volume 1
So in the end we have people using text centering styles rather than image placement formatting to achieve their ends. Is this image positioning forcing something that we can control at a local level? Thanks.
Raised a bug here: https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T193595 For quicker replies for me, best to add a task to Phabricator. Will see if I can get this fixed.
Ah, I thought that it was a feature that I could control, not a bug. Thanks.
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Hi. I am 1339861mzb at phabricator. I want to ask you who is herald? Because it is like bot i.e very fast. I created a new task at phabricator and found like herald add subscribers simultaneously!
Herald is indeed a bot! :)
Thanks. On what rationale it based when subscribing certain subscribers?