User talk:JDrewniak (WMF)/notes/Improving Mobile page issues

This seems like the most trivial way to solve this problem?

Have we reached out to the maintainers of the issues templates and asked them what they think about updating the templates themselves for mobile friendliness?

With template styles being rolled out, the proposed designs would be very easy to implement using the existing tools editors already have.

A crude example here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Jdlrobson/Page_issues?useskin=vector Shows how uncollapse behaviour might work.

cc User:TheDJ (not sure if you are following this conversation)

If using a magic word approach I'd expect motivations to be around different treatment on different mediums and/or ways for editors to filter articles by problem.

Absolutely, and the tables problem can also easily be solved now. I already have custom css rules in my mobile vector gadget (available on this site) that modifies the notices to first go full width under a certain page width size, and then collapse to compact mode, with a JS option to expand the notice when it is being clicked.

the annotations seem like a very good idea, im definetly in favor of that.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:TheDJ/responsiveContent

Note: if implemented in wikitext certain attributes will be blacklisted and stripped from the final HTML. This is of course fixable but something to bear in mind in planning!