MediaWiki 1.38.2 website without any non-core extensions or skins installed.
Skin:Vector not responsive by default but I understand from its webpage that there is an experimental way to make responsive.
1) Should I just add wgVectorResponsive = true; to LocalSettings.php?
2) Is this experimental option SEO friendly from your experience? Would you recommend not using it and preferring another approach to get screen-responsivness?
Adding $wgVectorResponsive = true; to LocalSettings.php didn't make the website responsive.
I don't use Vector and have to upgrade my skin when I upgrade mediawiki. It sounds from what you said that this isn't relevant to you.
@Jonathan3 What do you mean by upgrade your skin?
As far as I know, skins are upgraded (or not, it depends if there is anything in the skin to upgrade) whenever you upgrade MediaWiki.
@Jonathan3 Of course, I meant only to core skins.
Anyway I misunderstand the point you were trying to make even after visiting that link.
I don't want to install MobileFrontend so I desperately seek a solution without it.
I dont know why $wgVectorResponsive isnt working. It works on wikipedia. Maybe you need the user preference.
You could also try a different skin like Timeless or Minerva.
Awolff, what user preferenace? I want it for all users whatsoever.
Oh, I get it now.
This "responsive mode" was already on all that time, but it is very far from giving the full scale responsiveness that Skin:Timeless gives or that the combination of Vector with Minerva_Neue gives.
