site-wide per skin: MediaWiki:Vector.css, MediaWiki:Vector.js etc.site-wide for all skins: MediaWiki:Common.css and MediaWiki:Common.js.
Mediawiki sidebar edit skin#
Mediawiki sidebar edit code#
In addition to CSS, there is site-wide, skin-specific and user specific JavaScript as well, which can alter the HTML code (the result being modified HTML code that cannot be explicitly viewed) that changes the appearance of the page by changing the order of HTML elements, creates new elements or removes them altogether. Accordingly, what can be configured for each skin can be seen by looking at the HTML source code of a page, in particular looking at these classes and identifiers : the more there exist, the more versatility is there. CSS is specified with reference to selectors ( ): HTML elements, classes, and identifiers specified in the HTML code.
In addition to that the style information is contained in Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), which define fonts, colors, position of various HTML elements and many other things. The static HTML code depends on the skin. The appearance of any page is determined by a combination of site-wide, skin-specific and user-specific styles. The main English Wikipedia site is configured with user JavaScript enabled. The Firefox Web Developer's extension contains an "information | view JavaScript" function which makes it convenient to check what JavaScript Firefox has loaded or not loaded. Apparently the best method to determine this is to check your MediaWiki server's LocalSettings.php if you have the access rights to do this, or experiment with adding some custom JavaScript to see if it works. To enable user styles, the following two settings have to be enabled through LocalSettings.php:Īs of MediaWiki 1.6.3 if you customize a user JavaScript page such as monobook.js there is no warning message displayed in the case where the Wikipedia is configured to disable user JavaScript. In the default MediaWiki configuration, any user stylesheets and javascript code are ignored. 4.1 Duplicate edit links at the bottom of the content area.3.4.6 Monobook menus with serif fonts in the content area.3.4.4 Fix the sidebar's position while you scroll.3.3 Style depending on a parameter or variable.
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