Last modified: 2009-06-17 21:39:51 UTC
Currently the <li> entry is given classes corresponding to any tags that are applied to the edit, which is great, but the tag text itself is not identified. This is undesirable not only because it means tags can't be styled, but also because there is no easy way for a script to identify all the tags on a page. <li class="mw-tag-references_removed">(cur) (prev) 17:27, 2 May 2009 12.42.5.195 (talk | block) (61,195 bytes) (Corrected wrong genre) (undo) (references removed)</li> becomes: <li class="mw-tag-references_removed">(cur) (prev) 17:27, 2 May 2009 12.42.5.195 (talk | block) (61,195 bytes) (Corrected wrong genre) (undo) <span class="mw-tag">(references removed)</span></li>
or the other way around... <li class="mw-tag">(cur) (prev) 17:27, 2 May 2009 12.42.5.195 (talk | block) (61,195 bytes) (Corrected wrong genre) (undo) <span class="mw-tag-references_removed">(references removed)</span></li>
No, because that doesn't allow styling of spans with CSS; styles would have to be applied to all .mw-tag-* classes explicitly.
Did this in r52071.
