[06:03:51] anyone awake by chance? [06:26:27] I am using the bootstrap-mediawiki skin on my wiki page (https://github.com/borkweb/bootstrap-mediawiki), but it does not provide any button of sign up on the first page. How can I do it? [06:46:41] Well, if someone can tell me how i can change the orientation of the Log in and Search bar in the Titlebar of the skin? (they are not controlled by Bootstrap:TitleBar) [11:28:56] (CR) Nemo bis: "Note to self: used for https://codein.withgoogle.com/dashboard/tasks/5083585052672000/" [extensions/SemanticInterlanguageLinks] - https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/265533 (owner: IoannisKydonis) [12:42:15] anyone has some idea how a 'read more' option be creted in a mediawiki project? (for a large text, i wnt only first 30 words to appear with a read more option to make the whole info appear there itself) [13:04:38] anyone has some idea how a 'read more' option be creted in a mediawiki project? (for a large text, i wnt only first 30 words to appear with a read more option to make the whole info appear there itself) [13:16:52] Ash__: would the "read more" link go to a separate page, or just display more text on the same page? [13:18:15] And is this for an SMW query? [13:22:51] Same page is what I would like [13:22:59] yes, SMW query [13:30:07] any idea Yaron: / [13:48:06] sounds like mmediawiki thing, not semantic mediawiki [13:48:24] (PS1) IoannisKydonis: Reword action-sci-metadatasearch [extensions/SemanticCite] - https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/265724 [13:52:46] the data comes through a semantic mediawiki query, tell me how I can implementvit in mediawiki simply? [13:53:02] thts what I need JosefAssad: [13:53:59] if the pages are in a template you can try inlining some javascript and css trickery [13:54:06] maybe along the lines of http://www.jasondahlin.com/2011/coding-tips/javascript_readMore-orLess.asp [13:54:20] haven't done it myself but that's what I'd start with trying [13:54:42] still don't think it's a SMW thing though [13:57:23] its just that the data on which this has to be applied will come through a query, as it is stored in some form [13:57:35] SMW ends there [13:58:20] eh, Forms write templates, that's where your data is stored. Templates are MW not SMW. :) [13:58:49] or rather, write pages which transclude templates [14:01:52] I am displaying only some data fields from the form, querying using their property fields in Inline queries? Is this not SMW? [14:02:59] At the end, i have done th querying thing in a template only, I understand your point. [14:03:02] tha nks' [14:03:25] good to hear you got it working :) [14:06:10] not working though, but yes, understood [14:06:21] :) [14:09:21] actually, I mocked something up for you. [14:10:38] http://pastebin.com/B02Yz8iE that works, assuming you have set $wgRawHtml set to true [14:10:47] which, come to think of it, is probably a bad solution [14:12:09] if the data you want to display fits well in a table, then the result format datatable does pagination very nicely. I also use the HeaderTabs extension frequently to break up longer pages [14:45:07] Ash__: I'd imagine you could do that by creating a "widget" that does it via the Widgets extension, then call that widget from a template using the "template" format. [14:46:28] let me see how to use that Yaron [14:46:35] thanks for the suggestion [20:06:07] (CR) Nemo bis: [C: -1] Reword action-sci-metadatasearch (1 comment) [extensions/SemanticCite] - https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/265724 (owner: IoannisKydonis) [20:15:48] (CR) Nemo bis: "Note to self: used for GCI task" [extensions/SemanticCite] - https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/265724 (owner: IoannisKydonis) [20:27:54] (PS2) IoannisKydonis: Reword action-sci-metadatasearch [extensions/SemanticCite] - https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/265724 [20:44:35] (CR) Nemo bis: [C: 1] "Yes, verb is needed afaik" [extensions/SemanticCite] - https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/265724 (owner: IoannisKydonis)