On 29/01/11 17:46, Krinkle wrote:
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Compare the following two pages (when logged out):
* http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:A-gunner.gif
* http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:A-gunner.svg
We could remove the checker by default (pleasing the reader) and add a
button to reveal the
Erik Moeller wrote:
A simple show/hide transparency toggle for media with an alpha channel would
be a nice standard solution. Defaults for a media repository like Wikimedia
Commons could reasonably differ from those for a general reference source like
Wikipedia, as typical user intentions are
MZMcBride wrote:
There was previous discussion about this, but more discussion is needed,
apparently. Is site-wide CSS the best way to do this? Would a toggle on the
file description page make more sense? User preference?
MZMcBride
It's easy to add such preference as a gadget.
Platonides wrote:
MZMcBride wrote:
There was previous discussion about this, but more discussion is needed,
apparently. Is site-wide CSS the best way to do this? Would a toggle on the
file description page make more sense? User preference?
It's easy to add such preference as a gadget.
That
Op 29 jan 2011, om 17:29 heeft MZMcBride het volgende geschreven:
Platonides wrote:
MZMcBride wrote:
There was previous discussion about this, but more discussion is
needed,
apparently. Is site-wide CSS the best way to do this? Would a
toggle on the
file description page make more
2011/1/29 Krinkle krinklem...@gmail.com:
Op 29 jan 2011, om 17:29 heeft MZMcBride het volgende geschreven:
Compare the following two pages (when logged out):
* http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:A-gunner.gif
* http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:A-gunner.svg
A nice example. A couple
Wikimedia Commons and the English Wikipedia have customized their site-wide
CSS to put a checkered pattern on the transparent part of files on the file
description page.
Because I view this code as almost necessary on any wiki that supports
uploading PNGs, I filed a bug about including it in the
