https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=73634
--- Comment #1 from Quiddity <[email protected]> ---
Background:
The template footer was proposed/added in Bug 66931 ("Add a template message at
the transcluded locations, to indicate the source")
Bug 70629 proposes changing the background color of the div (currently
unspecified) to #F9F9F9 - this border-color and background-color will then
match the styling of the generic boxes for Categories, Infoboxes, ToC, etc.
Bug 70576 comment 13 proposes moving the template to the top:
(from Krinkle)
> (In reply to Kunal Mehta (Legoktm))
> > If a local user page does not exist, and the user has a global account
> > attached on the local wiki and the central wiki, their user page from the
> > central wiki will be displayed, with a notice below it indicating (..)
>
> From a user experience perspective, I think such a notice should be
> displayed on top. Which we do for file description pages as well (below the
> thumbnail, but atop the actual page contents). It should not be longer than
> a single line of text and not be grabbing much attention. Similar to how
> MediaWiki core handles foreign files (e.g. from Commons), though various
> Wikimedia wikis have overridden that line of text with a centred box.
Personally, I'm not very-strongly attached to the original template idea, nor
its top/bottom location. It seemed like something the communities would ask
for, so I preemptively filed a bug for it, and tried to match the Commons File:
template layout/location in a way that wouldn't impede the lovely styling some
users create. Wider input would probably be good.
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