Support special styling for Wikidata-tagged features

[bhousel]

I'm experimenting with the idea of giving a special style to features that have been tagged with a wikidata or brand:wikidata tag. These features have some extra protections put in place to prevent accidental name changes and deletions, so it would be helpful to indicate that they are special somehow.

I kind of don't like the green, but might keep it or do something else. Maybe I'll leave the text halos white. Or maybe something similar to how verified accounts on Twitter get a special badge. I don't want something that steals the user's attention so much.

[BjornRasmussen]

How about keep the text halo white, and make the icon light gray instead of green?
Buildings wouldn't be changed by this, though, so perhaps they could get something else

[Adamant36]

"How about keep the text halo white, and make the icon light gray instead of green?"

That was totally going to be my suggestion.

[bhousel]

Another try, this time with just subtle green stroke. It's better, but still not sure if I like it.
I don't really want to make them gray, because they aren't really readonly.

[1ec5]

A halo would conflict with the blue halo for relation members. How about boldfacing, italicizing, or underlining the label (when shown), assuming that most Wikidata-linked features would have names? This approach has the additional benefit of being useful to those with color blindness.

[bhousel]

I ended up doing this

On the map:

• Point markers with locked fields have a gray outline and slight gray fill
• Nothing special for area icons

On the sidebar:

• Locked fields get a lock 🔒
• Locked fields don't get revert ↩️or delete buttons 🗑
• Same calculation as before for locking a field
  • if wikidata tag is set, lock name
  • if brand:wikidata tag is set, lock either name or brand