Last modified: 2007-04-20 21:28:35 UTC
Actual we have two different messages beneath an image of its description page, dependent on the real image size and the personal preferences / files ("Limit images on image description pages to:") [[MediaWiki:fileinfo]] and [[MediaWiki:showbigimage]] Both messages have different parameters. For a better consistency I propose the change to one message only with identical parameters: [[MediaWiki:fileinfonew]]: Filename: $1, file size: $2 kB, file type: $3, image resolution: $4 x $5 pixel $1 links to the fullsize image (as today) image resolution for images only An optional parameter to indicate if the shown image is the full size image? There must be something in the source for the decision what of the actual two messages has to be used. Resolution info for audio and video files would be great, but this should be another bug I guess...?
Call the message something else, then, like "file-info"; "new" won't be the case forever, and it's misleading.
Fixed with r20070
The notice "no higher resolution available" is also shown at SVG images, which is wrong, since vector graphics are scalable.
(In reply to comment #3) > The notice "no higher resolution available" is also shown at SVG images, which > is wrong, since vector graphics are scalable. Fixed with r20151
(In reply to comment #4) > Fixed with r20151 Cool, that was very quick ;) But I've still seen (at the Commons) the text at SVG images
Sadly it's not live yet :-( [[Special:Version]] shows you r20145 (today). Be patient... Thanks.
*** Bug 9324 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
*** Bug 9596 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
"This is a lossless scalable vector image. Base size: 266 × 174 pixels." Now that's more like it! Good job, everyone.
