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Page overflow when using indicators excessively #635

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labster opened this issue May 27, 2023 · 6 comments
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Page overflow when using indicators excessively #635

labster opened this issue May 27, 2023 · 6 comments

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@labster
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labster commented May 27, 2023

I'm testing out on another wiki, and we have one page with all of the available {{Top icon}}s. One long row of icons makes the page title shrink down to a character of one column, Chinese style, so it can fit all of the top icons in.

Is this a dumb thing to do? Probably. The fix seems easy, though. Adding this seems to help:

.mw-indicators {
  flex-wrap: wrap;
}
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labster commented May 27, 2023

Screen Shot 2023-05-26 at 8 20 21 PM

There's a second bug in this screenshot as well, in the table of contents. The italic text gets flowed as a separate element. Is there a good reason that citizen-toc__text has display: flow? I don't think it needs it.

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Would you mind to link me to the page with the issue?

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labster commented May 27, 2023

Do you have a Miraheze account? It's on a private wiki, so I'd have to give you access. (There's nothing really all that private in there; it would be a public wiki if Miraheze was located in Canada, but we can't make it public because Miraheze is located in the U.K.)

https://theresnothingbetter.miraheze.org/wiki/Mary_Sue

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Yeah I have an account under the same name on Miraheze. It would be helpful if I can see a live demo and I can work out on how to resolve it quickly :)

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labster commented May 28, 2023

Sure. You have to actually visit the wiki while logged in before I can assign userrights. That's the way CentralAuth works.

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labster commented May 29, 2023

you should have access now

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