Last modified: 2014-05-10 03:29:36 UTC
The differenciation between existing articles and to-be-written ones by color is quite helpful. Well, I would like to see an option to change the color of articles who are marked as "brilliant prose" ("exzellente Artikel" on de:) in another color.
I'm against this feature. It adds unnecessary complexity. We have already four different link types (external, internal existing, internal non-existing, short article) - even that is hard to understand for the average user.
So actual featured typology *could* be : * external * intrawiki (for wiktionnary, wikibooks, wikisource) ** ... * interwiki (for the same wiki type between langages) ** ... * internal ** non existing ** existing *** short article (does it really exist, on which criteria is it based ?) *** redirect (even if it is only for maintenance, it could be easy to do) *** ... of course the default CSS could graphically merge the different type which could be only activated on personnal CSS even if I partially agree with elian, more information have to be accessible visually (or other) before accessing the page
This kind of arbitrary classification isn't something that's going to make it into link coloring.
(In reply to comment #3) > This kind of arbitrary classification isn't something that's going to make it into link coloring. Of course it does ! Just turn the classification into CSS class and you will get different color as you wish ;-)
The information needed for this feature is going to be available in Wikidata badges. [[d:Help:Sitelinks#Badges]]
