Last modified: 2012-09-18 13:27:16 UTC
According to [[mw:ResourceLoader/Default modules#$content]], and up until 13 September 2012, the mw.util.$content should mean the #bodyContent for the Vector skin on huwiki. Now is the #content, causing unwanted behavior.
I prefer the idea that this should be a documentation bug. IMHO it should be the element who directly holds parser output HTML from wikitext of a page.
No it shouldn't. $content has only ever been used by core and the extensions I could find to refer to the overall content area (including ui, etc...). If you want the actual content text use `$( '#mw-content-text ')`. Updated the documentation.
Indeed. #bodyContent is never the right selection, it never was. * The raw page output is #mw-content-text. This ID is fixed by the MediaWiki output handler and not overwritten by skins. * The full page output is a few levels up, and depends on the skin. In Vector it is #content. Because this is variable, mw.util.$content helps. * #bodyContent is somewhere in between.
