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102: 1331:" But since the end of the 90's we have thought controlled input interfaces. I am not kidding, it works, but it is very slow. The device is a headband with some EEG sensors in it, then you use two different feelings to select 0 or 1, thus enabling you to select characters and commands. For starters it is good to use two strong feelings, like sex and anger. But after some training most users switch to some lighter feelings since using sex and anger all the time is tiring. :)) 21: 3437: 3319: 3208: 3136: 3077: 2777: 2310: 1928: 1618: 573: 160: 3180: 2270: 718:". It was not really meant as an objection to adding the alt parameter. Although when re-reading my comment I realise it sounds like I object to adding the alt parameter. But I leave it to someone else to add the alt parameter. (For a number of reasons that are not very relevant to discuss here, sorry that I hinted at those reasons.) So whoever else reads this: Go ahead and add the alt parameter. 320:. All that is needed is for the heading to be a div and bold. The centering is unlike any other such messagebox on the entire system as far as I can tell, and is actually a major usability problem, since English speakers read left-to-right, and this heading could be important, but will never even be noticed by many users, especially in cases where the main text message of the template is short. 3033: 3386: 3284: 2950: 2192: 2145: 1268: 2430: 957:. I'm not going to keep repeating myself. If you find the code too complex and "bloated" to manage, there are many others for whom this won't be a problem. Also, there is no consensus at all that having multiple names for a parameter here and there is a big deal, and in fact it is quite common, in templates that are both simple (various 638:"link=" stuff has been written by a single editor without any regard for what copyright law says, and totally without consensus.) I have time after time pointed out better technical solutions that would make things better for our blind readers, but the usability people don't want those solutions. Those methods would make the usage of " 2745:
Not too long ago, the template accepted fewer variants, i.e. {{{header}}} and not {{{title}}} or {{{heading}}}, and {{{text}}} or {{{1}}} but not {{{reason}}} or {{{content}}}. It would be best not to introduce new variants in my opinion. (Simpler is better.) I'm not sure if it's worth tracking these
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You happen to first look at the left of the boxes, while others first look at the middle of the boxes. Your arguments for left justifying the heading is just your personal preference, it is not objective reasons. Having it left justified or centred is just a matter of personal preference. So since we
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WP templates frequently use "header". That is, once the error becomes effectively permanent by appearing in some widely-used templates, it starts spreading to other templates as template code is copied from one template to another. The only way to mitigate this is to correct the already-extant errors
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actually be supported as an option, and call the correction "bloat" and suggest that it shouldn't be implemented simply because time has passed and deployment has been wide, even though nothing at all has to be done about already-deployed cases? It certainly doesn't require any bots or AWB sessions
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without a custom image. I.e., introducing the custom image parameter without accounting for "alt" was a bug, because some images can contain text and stand in for text, in a meaningful way (i.e., require alt text), while most are simply visual candy and should be hidden from text-to-speech browsers
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I have to ask: Why argue about usability and accessibility if you don't care for the topic and characterize those who do as being on a "crusade" (see your comments under point 1, above)? All three of these are usability or accessibility issues (two strongly so). So why do you care? What's the point
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That's fine; I don't have any issue with discussion. So, what objective reason for keeping it centered does anyone have, that trumps the two objective reasons I've already given for left-justifying it? "It's been that way for a while" doesn't really qualify (all progress on everything, world-wide,
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in a different template, but that's nothing to do with this template and the code changes sought here. You've made it clear that you don't want to have anything to do with accessibility/usability stuff. That's what all of this is about, so maybe just don't object if you don't want to be involved? —
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PS: I used various resolutions. I have a widescreen (19whatever x 1200) laptop in front of me, an 1024x768 (sometimes 800x600, for testing) laptop next to it, and a 1280x1024 desktop on a side desk. I do not browse in full-screen mode, but always in a window around 65-80% screen width, so I'm not
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That's not what I meant. I care for usability way more than you think. I have had friends that were deaf or blind. And I have worked as a computer teacher at the main hospital in my city, teaching disabled people to use computers and fixing adaptations so they can use computers. (And the reason I
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think of themselves as "crusaders" nor as being as irrational as you paint them. What technical solutions are you proposing that are being ignored? I'd like to see what the objections are; if some of them are boneheaded, I'll say so. Just because some of the accessibility-focused editors have in
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of that on cleaning up problems caused by templates using multiple names for the same parameters. That's time I could have spent on more productive things. So don't tell me that having several names for the same parameter is not a bad thing. So I object to adding more names to a parameter when it
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The "header" parameter needs to be changed to "heading", with "header" retained as an undocumented alternative so that existing instances do not break, and the docs updated to use "heading" not "header". A "heading" is stand-out text that identifies (and usually precedes, and often summarizes) a
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You are requesting that we add a second name for the "header" parameter. That means we have to support both names forever, and it means the code will be harder to edit forever. Unless someone does the huge effort to edit all pages that use this template. I don't see you offering to do that work.
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So you are right that "heading" is slightly more correct here, but "header" is not always invisible meta-data, it is only in computer communications and similar that "header" is something the users don't see. And in HTML tables we put the heading in the "header cells". So the difference is only
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No, compliance with "guidelines" do have to be discussed and resisted when the guidelines are broken. Several of the usability guidelines have been written by a small number of editors without any regard for what is good for Knowledge as a whole and without a broader consensus. (Especially the
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heading tags in HTML, or the short phrases that appear above the prose at the beginning of a book chapter. A "header" is metadata, usually invisible to the user, that provides information (usually technical) about a follow-on document or other content. Examples include HTTP headers and the
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I know what I'm requesting, me being me and the request being mine. The objection raised is trivial. There is no "bloat" or "difficulty" at play since these templates are utterly simplistic. I've already explained why there's a need to change it: "header" is
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3: Personally I slightly prefer the current centred heading. But more importantly, that heading has been that way for a long time and this template is widely deployed. So if you want to change that, then you should first achieve a new
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Please add an if state so that if 1 isn't provided, the template throws an error or something. Instead if you don't provide 1, it just shows "{{{1}}}". Maybe make the error say something like "Error: No notice text specified."
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PS: A concern you ought to be more aware of than most is that not all en.wiki editors are native English speakers, and cannot be expected to know that some English speakers treat "header" and "heading" as interchangeable. —
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Sorry, but this is supported by decades of eye-tracking studies and other controlled usability research. You actually have to pay real money for the materials I'm talking about, particularly the web-focused work of the
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A funny thing is that most normal people expect the 100% paralysed patients to write something profound when they are first connected to the thought controlled computer. But usually they instead type something like:
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to fix it. You said yourself that you didn't have a problem with it and recommended putting back up an editprotected about it. Why the argument? I realize that I put you on edge earlier today with edits relating to
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But I am getting off topic. The usability people here at Knowledge often use bad technical solutions, so I won't do such edits for them. And I will continue to resist anything that I think is detrimental to
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Please replace all instances of "|Notice" with "|link=|alt=" because by default no text appears when hovering over the image. Also, add another space after "textstyle" so the "=" line up. Thank you.
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If usability were our only concern, then Knowledge would have a very boring look. We do some things because they look good. And some of us thinks that headings inside boxes look better when centred.
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I have reverted some recent changes to this template which caused the default alignment to be centred rather than left. I would oppose this change to the default, but feel free to add a
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without having any basis in usability, technical restrictions, policy/guidelines or other objective concerns. Adding a tiny bit of code is hardly "bloat". For bloat, see the source of
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caption should be removed from both lines of image code, as this is dead code, basically. Inline images does not have captions, and the code will (per #1 above) already have an
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label but regardless of what it is named the field should be passed (as should the others also requested earlier). I personally find it more confusing to introduce a parameter
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The change described above seems uncontroversial, but there is some other stuff going on in the sandbox as well. Can you detail all the changes you are proposing? — Martin
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Experience has shown us that it is a bad idea to have several names for the same parameter. And "header" is a good enough name for that parameter, so no need to change it.
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subtle. If you do a search in template space you get almost four times as many hits on "header" as "heading", and "header" is shorter and easier to spell. Templates like
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Honestly, I've never encountered this much resistance to such a simple change (I've even already provided the code!) that has no negative impact on anyone, anywhere. —
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Not done - Since I am not a native English speaker and this is tricky stuff it takes me at least half an hour to write up the explanation. So hang on while I write it.
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I dislike very much that {{{image}}} will take just the raw filename, but {{{imageright}}} needs to be properly formatted. These two should really be consistent.
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have time to edit Knowledge is that I now am retired due to my disabilities. Although my disabilities only partly affects what computer interfaces I can use.)
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The inline styles when |style= parameter is used are unnecessary – mbox already has styles setting it to 80% width. I've just made a similar change to
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or some such as it is the main content, textual or otherwise (and other media besides text can be included). Thus my idea was to just remove the
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No objections, especially since it's virtually undocumented. I'm in the process now of genericizing the documentation to work with both.
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As a non-native English speaker I don't assume any parameter names. Instead I check the documentation of the templates before I use them.
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Header = A line or block of text that is automatically added to the top of every page that is printed from a computer. (Compare footer.)
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arbitrary images can be inserted here, which do not preclude them from needing attribution. (I did insert the whitespace requested.) —
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Honestly, I to prefer it to be left by default myself, because it is much more readable especially on large monitors. I just added the
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Well, I believe it is more important to pass the values than what they are named but I would counter your argument that it is no more
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Perhaps the Latin example used in the template page could be changed to an example in English because it's a bit irritating to read?
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than any other value (since it can contain non-textual content such as images, etc. and most fields are text-based to begin with so
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An image that is purely decorative (provides no information and serves only an aesthetic purpose) requires no alternative text.
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By the way, things you say seems to hint at that you are using some very high screen resolution. What resolution do you use?
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Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua.
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parameter , and no one really noticed or cared for a while, would you object to someone suggesting that the correct word
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of a discussion if you've already decided I'm a "crusader", a term that would seem to only be wiki-definable in terms of
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use "header". And this template is widely deployed since a long time. So I object to bloating the template code for this.
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I would oppose the naming schemes you are suggesting because it will cause unnecessary confusion. It may not be called
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mind this solution or that doesn't mean it's the only one that should be considered, and yours should be among them. —
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seems to contain the code for all these changes, some of which do not have consensus yet. I imagine you are asking for
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are two editors with different preferences here, the normal thing is to leave it as it has been for a long time now.
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before I responded. Yeah, as long as the coding can handle at least 5 shortcuts without breaking any syntax, sure.
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Could this line please be added to the template to allow the option for shortcuts to be placed in this template?:
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the idea, but that's not a valid reason to prevent it moving forward. Don't like it, don't use it. You can use
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Oops, I didn't mean to object to adding the alt parameter. My above message was a response to your sentence "
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stuff. There's another template or two like this that can also be mostly merged and kept as wrappers. PS:
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Any support for the notion of using a non-vomit aesthetic for talkpage notices? Just throwing it out there.
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I'm more or less trying to keep the parameters consistently named to the ones that were recently set up in
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It's probably not a good idea to interchange the use of that parameter. Why not do the following? — Martin
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sections of HTML documents. This "header-for-heading" confusion is a very common mistake, but it is is an
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consistent with this template? Would it be an idea to make that template a wrapper for this one? — Martin
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and stop propagating them. There is no reason not to start with this template and move on from there.
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parameter and should default to an empty but present parameter. This will all match the behavior of
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and probably every other word processor defaults to putting headings, at all levels, flush-left;
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Both will work, so who cares? NB: The reason that WP templates frequently use "header" is, well,
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The lack of an empty alt for these icons is putting pages into a new MediaWiki tracking page at
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When used as in the small mode the line spacing varies. It is wider when opposite the icon. See
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Not my parameter name. It is just passing the parameter through directly to the meta template
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Compliance with basic requirements of policies and guidelines does not require discussion, per
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but does not use that name, I thought it did not make much sense to introduce a parameter
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Compliance with basic requirements of policies and guidelines does not require discussion
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Why not just pass imageright through directly and save a bunch of bits? Something like:
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As long as you have one muscle in your body you can control, then we can get you online.
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I have programmed templates at Knowledge for some years now. Sadly I have spent some
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Should we have a warning come up if it is tried to be used in article namespace? --
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I think I'd be tired of tomato soup too. Ha. Okay, sorry I misunderstood you. —
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but I suspect that width is there for the same reason it's in talk header et al.
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I've made the edit and lowered the protection to template protection as well. —
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in order to get around a bug in a template. Just fix the template to no longer
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code in particular shouldn't be added, for reasons David went into elsewhere. —
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Why does this template appear yellow on talk pages but white on article pages?
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WHEN YOU COPY & PASTE, PLEASE LEAVE THE MIDDLE LINE BLANK FOR READABILITY.
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to the end of each file invocation in this template. It can be empty or use
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stuff no longer has anything to do with this conversation. And I didn't ask
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I don't have edit permissions, so someone else will have to make the edit.
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since it is common practice based on several other navigational templates.
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Why does the background appear yellow here but white on article pages? --
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I'm a bit at a loss what to do about your objection, since it amounts to
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Alternative administrative option: Since the target of this redirect,
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template, which is used to sort redirects into one or more categories.
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I am only proposing passing the class and style as evidenced by this
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Nevermind; I got your user talk note. Will fix the image issues. —
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Another way of putting it: If I created a template that used a
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is a very poor choice of naming). A much better name would be
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An editor has asked for a discussion to address the redirect
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Okay, fine. So my only other comment is about the use of the
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Implemented that, too (didn't even need the #if after all).
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but it is text, so I don't see a good reason not to call it
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So to sum it up: I only "agree" with the addition of the "
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and not restrict them to only using it for shortcuts. —
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and then the shortcuts could just be passed through as:
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memorize someone else's errors and use them on purpose
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When this has a custom image, this has to support an
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Oh, I see now; that's what I get for not looking at
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sure my monitor rez has much to do with anything. —
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How do I set this up on my wiki? It keeps breaking.
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The template has a extra curly bracket on the line:
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