Releases: fedora-infra/fedora-mediawiki-theme
Release 0.17
This release fixes a regression where visited links were coloured the same as the body text.
Release 0.16
- Remove underline from links - previously, the theme for the wiki did not have any text decoration on links, but the recent update to the newer Fedora Bootstrap added an underline to all links in wikipages. This removes the underline on
links.
Release 0.15
Release 0.14
Released on 20 May 2024
Removes old reference to the deprecated printTrail() method in the template.
Release 0.13
Released on 18 May 2023
This release fixes the following issue:
- The mediawiki skinning interface removed the wikitables styling from
being imported by default in 1.38. It can, however be re-enabled with a
skin feature switch ('content-tables') which we do. See
https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:ResourceLoaderSkinModule
Release 0.12
Released 17 May 2023
This release fixes the following issue:
- in Mediawiki 1.36, the
User->isLoggedIn()
method was deprecated in favour of the method it wrapped:User->isRegistered()
.isLoggedIn
was subsequently removed in Mediawiki 1.38. In the Fedora mediawiki theme, we usedisLoggedIn()
in the main template to show or hide the login button and other elements for the logged in user. Consequently, the Fedora mediawiki theme was no longer working when trying to use on mediawiki later than 1.38. In this update, we now use theUser->isRegistered()
method which resolves this issue.
Release 0.11
Released on 15 June 2022
- Tweak the spacing of the top bar to try to stop the login button wrapping
- Update to the new Fedora Logo
Release 0.10
This was released on 9 June 2022
This update to the Fedora MediaWiki theme introduces one bugfix to make the skin compatible with recent versions of MediaWiki:
- At some point the Sanitizer module in mediawiki core removed the
Sanitizer::escapeId
function. This was causing the theme to crash, so to fix this we use theSanitizer::escapeIdForAttribute funtion
instead.
Release 0.09
October 9 2020
Release 0.08
This release fixes one issue with the Fedora Media wiki skin.
Remove the CSS class that was hiding the save edit box at
the bottom of the Edit page. This was hidden because we were
using features in the wikiEditor where an edit could be saved
with buttons at the top of the page. In newer versions of
mediawiki, these features were removed, so we need the edit
box at the bottom to show now. (Fixes #30)