Author: chrissi
Description:
What about adding a possibility for setting the html-tags <link rel="next" ...>
etc. within a MediaWiki page? In wikipedia you coult make date-pages easier to
navigate. What about adding the document history to <link rel="alternative"
title="01-01-2000">?
Version: unspecified
Severity: enhancement
| Title | Reference | Author | Source Branch | Dest Branch | |
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| Draft: Create secure and insecure versions of all build variants; set user ID in executors to a permissionless lout. | repos/abstract-wiki/wikifunctions/function-evaluator!36 | apine | apine-no-rights | main |
telarson wrote:
<link rel="bookmark" href="#majorSectionOfArticle"> seems to be an obvious
addition. This would be quite beneficial to metadata-aware browsers. Since
wiki already creates a "Contents" box dynamically, it should only be a couple
extra lines of code to put some links in the document head as well.
While I do see some slight benefit to allowing the setting of these, I also know our <head> has grown way out of hand and adding even more stuff to it is not the way to cut it back. We keep saying "well this is only X more bytes, it won't matter." Well all of those bytes add up eventually and a line needs to be drawn.
I suggest drawing it here and closing WONTFIX.
I think this would be something for an extension.
In regards to comment 1 - (Just for clarification) I don't think that's a particularly good idea anymore (To let users do that sort of thing, security implications and what not)