Last modified: 2014-05-15 02:20:41 UTC
On action=edit in text browsers (no CSS) we see Anti-spam check. Do NOT fill this in! [ ] Couldn't this just appear as [] and only if we clicked into it would we see "Anti-spam check. Do NOT fill this in!" I.e., employ some width parameter for the textbox hyperlink, etc.
How do you propose to hide the label until tab in a no-CSS, no-JS browser, exactly?
All I know is something built around <textarea rows='1' cols='1'>_Anti-spam check. Do NOT fill this in!</textarea> would look less obtrusive in text browsers. I suppose the TAB key will still find it, else whatever spam program you are fighting wouldn't, defeating its purpose.
This is about the AntiBot extension, right?
(In reply to comment #3) > This is about the AntiBot extension, right? I do not know.
Sorry, I meant [[mw:Extension:SimpleAntiSpam]]. No component for it.
This was merged into core, but is it still happening?
$ w3m -no-proxy -no-cookie -dump 'http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wikipedia:Sandbox&action=edit' | grep Anti Anti-spam check. Do NOT fill this in![ ]
Pinging Legoktm since he was the one who merged it into core and might be able to tell us where the code now lives. But honestly though, the only solution I could think of is to simply add display:none, and that's a CSS class...
(In reply to TeleComNasSprVen from comment #8) > Pinging Legoktm since he was the one who merged it into core and might be > able to tell us where the code now lives. The code lives in EditPage.php. (see I185b6a1e232299f496244a23f4bf0dc6ea22b6c9) > But honestly though, the only solution I could think of is to simply add > display:none, and that's a CSS class... The code already does that...
