Last modified: 2011-03-13 18:05:52 UTC
See the last section of http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Utilisateur:Yug/Images
The last section, this about colorimetric parametre.
I think this request is easy too, in the same way than the 4599. Someone have saw this bug ? Someone here ? O.o ...
Not sure this is necessary...?
Some french wikipedians think it's really important, and when we have a pic with a translucide background, they want an other copy with a green background, or an other color. I think make a copy is not efficient. Made this colorimetric function will not be really really useful, but that will be use in Art, where a colored background in the pics is an academic standart/norm.
In those special cases, why can't you simply use the existing method of wrapping it in a table with a specific background colour?
Hallo! example with a image that *is* transparent [[wikt:yi:template:user_wikinews]] example with a image that is *not* transparent [[wikt:yi:template:user_wikipedia]] The second does not look nice. If bug 4600 is a workaround for Bug 691: white border around floating image then bug 691 could be added to "blocks" at dependencies. best regards reinhardt [[user:gangleri]]
The way of a table is really not convenient for newbies. I'm able to make it, but every body is not, and I think this improvement is usefull enough to be add to mediawiki .
Editors shouldn't be imposing such things on the reader; certain colours make things less readable for various groups of people, and I'm not a fan of hampering usability or encouraging editors to make display choices when creating documents. If necessary, I would recommend using CSS to do it. It might be helpful to couple this with bug 8298 to make it easier to indicate such images.
