[00:00:06] (I am still doing sum stuff) [00:01:47] Oh, I see... same value twice? I don't think you can do that. [00:02:01] You might have to use #set_internal or #subobject. [00:02:50] ok, thanks [11:50:46] Change merged: Jeroen De Dauw; [mediawiki/extensions/SemanticMediaWiki] (master) - https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/47605 [14:35:29] Hey, everybody - I have a semantic maps question today. [14:36:03] I've used compound queries to put together a map that shows points with several different icons for different places. This works great. [14:37:42] I noticed that the tag defines a click area shaped just like a Google map "pin" image. I'm wondering if there's an easy way to configure that shape, short of core code change. [15:18:46] Frank: sounds like a question for JeroenDeDauw [15:19:02] but since he's very busy these days, you may be best off mailing the user list [15:20:42] To be honest I don't know the answer to that question, not familiar with the tag [15:20:51] Frank: mailing list would be good yes [15:21:06] The goe shapes stuff was implemented by kim and Nischay|Away, not me :) [15:23:21] * Saruman slaps Nischay|Away with a medium size trout [15:59:21] New patchset: Kghbln; "Adding German translations for special properties" [mediawiki/extensions/SemanticForms] (master) - https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/47873 [16:51:27] Change merged: jenkins-bot; [mediawiki/extensions/SemanticForms] (master) - https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/47873 [18:44:15] Thanks guys, I'll catch up on the email list and ask that question. I guess the user list, since I want to configure that and not change code. [18:47:44] ok [19:33:52] Saruman: thanks for that [19:36:51] of course the trout is nicely seasoned and comes with an assortment of salads and side dishes [19:37:00] :-) [19:40:54] heh, sure [19:41:04] btw, I don't know what Frank is asking about [19:54:00] is there a way to copy the .smwtable css to a new object? [19:54:20] like .smwtabl2 [19:57:30] Demos74dx: do you mean to copy the file? [19:58:27] well in css youd do something like .Style1, .Style2 {styles: here} [19:58:45] so in this case .smwtable, .smwtable2 {styles:here} [19:58:59] That would certainly do it. [19:59:08] but the .smwtable isnt in custome.css so i dont know how to copy .smwtable [19:59:46] so i either need ot redefine .smwtable in custom.css to do this, but then I need to find the css for .smwtable somewhere to copy it [19:59:51] Do you have FireFox and FireBug? That can easily tell you what the source of the CSS styles are. [20:00:06] oh let me check it [20:00:54] Or alternately, it can tell you what CSS styles are being applied. Chrome, Safari and even IE (with dev tools) can tell you what CSS is applied to any element. [20:01:19] It's all about "Inspect Element". [20:03:03] well currently I'm modifying the width of all .smwtable column in my custom.css using nth-child(n) but I don't liek that its affecting ALL smwtables, so I want to copy .smwtables as .smwtables2 and apply those widths only to that class [20:03:32] but yeah , apparenlty .smwtable is some jequery mumbo jumbo and im not at all learned in jquery [20:04:21] so all I know is if I make changes to .smwtable its affecting the class I want to affect but...the I'd like to have a copy of that class somehow [20:04:48] cant just say something like .smwtable2 = .smwtable or something liek that? [20:10:43] oh i got it, beautiflly [20:12:31] thanks for the inspect element tip frank [20:13:13] i realized that it was listing the overwrite of the class in order of most importance to the right so I just put my class with the newest table columns right after the smwtable class [20:25:56] I'm glad I could help. All the browsers have dev tools built in now and it's really helpful - nothing else can show you how the browser is interpreting the page's code like the browser can. [20:26:39] FireBug takes that a step further and lets you manipulate the code really easily for experimenting. I think Dreamweaver took steps to be more like FireBug. [21:48:10] [WD/SOLR] Hi all - any links about the use of SOLR in Wikidata I could review? thanks [22:15:15] [WD/SOLR] or, does anyone wish to chat about this topic? thanks in advance