<blockquote>
...
</blockquote>
currently looks horrible in the wiki. The font is too big. Does anyone know how to fix this?
Related:
//cc @Ego @fortasse @torjunkie
<blockquote>
...
</blockquote>
currently looks horrible in the wiki. The font is too big. Does anyone know how to fix this?
Related:
//cc @Ego @fortasse @torjunkie
Fixed (well, I assume you wanted it the same size as everything else) as seen in https://www.whonix.org/wiki/Fortasse:Sandbox.
The css change if you’re interested:
/* fix blockquote font size */
blockquote p {
font-size: 14px;
}
/* end fix blockquote font size */
If you have any other blockquote-related css changes you want to make, you can do it in the block at the bottom of MediaWiki:Common.css - Whonix.
Yay, that’s great!
On a related note, can we reduce the size/impact of the break (br /) function also?
For example, look at my recent changes to this template here:
The 1 x break (br /) insert make its look like there is two or three carriage returns between the lines, when ideally you’d have a one line gap between text blocks?
But, the (br /) function seems to work okay in blockquotes okay e.g. see this example in first quote here:
http://kkkkkkkkkk63ava6.onion/wiki/Template:FoxyProxy
What gives?
I wonder why we need <br />
inside blockquotes anyhow. For me that’s a bug.
This is a symptom of how Mediawiki interprets
tags. It puts them in their own
tag (for whatever reason) and our stylesheet has a margin of 10px on
elements.
I don’t know of any way to fix this without making all other
elements be squished together as a side effect.
Another mediawiki issue.
Note that when wiki entries have the normal (non-footnoted) text ending in bullet points, the references (footnotes) lose their numbering [1, 2, 3…] and instead have bullet points in place of those numbers.
This appears in many places throughout the entire wiki.
Here’s one example, my edits here:
Template:Qubes_NetVM_error
Fixable?
Perhaps if someone manages to successfully explain that issue to the mediawiki developers and create a bug report.