Last modified: 2005-11-30 09:23:29 UTC
Putting "Templates used on this page" inside a div with appropriate class, id, etc will enable hiding this section via CSS display:none for users who don't wish to see it.
Taking the bug.
(In reply to comment #1) Please also add line-feeds between the list items (for the HTML source, not the rendering).
(In reply to comment #2) > (In reply to comment #1) > Please also add line-feeds between the list items (for the HTML source, not the > rendering). Why?
(In reply to comment #3) I read the (X)HTML source, to see how things are done, and sometimes to try to check/fix MediaWiki problems. It's much easier to read by scrolling vertically rather than horizontally. A large part of the page source is already formatted into lines (and margins). HTTP compression should take care of the slightly increased page size. Tidy has had various problems, and should not be relied on to be always turned on. I doubt whether MediaWiki/Wikimedia even use Tidy for formatting purposes. There are other lists that could be split into lines, such as p-nav, p-personal and catlinks. (See also bug 2323 for one of the worst examples.) So this should be generalised to a separate clean-up request later, but a simple fix for this particular list is in the same region as the patch for this bug, and the changes are easy to make and test together.
Not taking the bug
<div class='templatesUsed'> Seems to have already been done.
