[00:45:22] any breaking changes in out-of-the-box skins between 1.34.0 and 1.35.0/1.35.1 ? [00:47:19] probably [00:47:37] it's rare for skins to *not* break on version upgrades tbh [00:58:39] just wondering because our "custom" skin is not playing well with 1.35.x, but had no issues with previous 1.3x.0 versions [05:40:07] JeroenDeDauw: just hardcore the English version [05:41:06] c: I think there have been a lot of skin changes in 1.35, and more in 1.36 [10:13:08] can you overwrite default buttons in the WikiEditor? [10:13:28] the button is wrong for enWS, we use a template for that [10:35:11] I've done it by deleting the existing buttons and placing new ones but it feels a bit dodgy [12:36:00] Hello and big thanks for the awesome software. I've followed these recent instructions https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Topic:Vqy1kx6q4e0bzvyb in a copy-paste-and-edit way and it has partially solved my need to provide a mobile UI [12:37:41] that solution has a dropdown menu, but I'd prefer it without as there are like around 7 articles in wiki. I don't really speak javascript so I don't know what I need to remove and what to keep [12:41:05] I have a wiki I can experiment in [12:42:29] everything is in a 'timer' .. I think I'ma go for just moving the normal links above the dropdown menu and figure out what if anything to put in the dropdown menu [13:34:56] legoktm: it is not clear to me how to hardcode the english version. How do I safely construct the rest of the URL? Not found anything in Title to give me that part [13:38:18] $GLOBALS['wgScript'] . '?title=Special:MyPage' [13:38:29] That works but I'm not sure how safe that is [14:04:52] JeroenDeDauw: that looks that you could do with Title::makeTitle(NS_SPECIAL, 'MyPage' ); ? [14:05:04] plus ->getFullUrl() [15:02:03] I got the mobile menu sorted, I noticed the HTML in the Mediawiki:Mobile.js is just that so I moved the dropdown menu down, moved its contents onto the main menu level and put some links that actually needed a place in the menu into the dropdown menu. [17:43:51] JeroenDeDauw: that would work 99% of the time, although it will look different from how the site normally formats URLs. If you want a "canonical" URL, and want to avoid using internals that weren't meant to be exposed, I think the least painful way is to make sure the wiki has an interwiki prefix pointing to itself [17:44:48] and then Title::newFromText( ':Special:Foo' )->getFullURL() will give you the URL without doing any namespace localization