Wikipedia:Technik/Skin/Gadgets/annotationPair

annotationPair

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Das Gadget annotationPair unterstützt paarweise innere Verlinkungen.

Insbesondere die gegenseitige Verlinkung von Vorlage:FN und zugehörigem Vorlage:FNZ wird hergestellt.

Das Gadget kann nicht über Helferlein-Einstellungen individuell aktiviert oder deaktiviert werden. Aus anderen Wikis – insbesondere global – (und auch außerhalb der WMF) ist möglich:

mw.loader.load( "https://de.wikipedia.org/w/load.php?modules=ext.gadget.annotationPair" );

Profil

annotationPair

annotationPair: Unterstützung der FN-Vorlagenfamilie
Eigenschaft	Zuweisung
ResourceLoader	unterstützt
default	Vorgabe für alle
hidden	versteckt
actions	viewedit
categories	Kategorie:MediaWiki:Gadget/annotationPair
scripts	annotationPair.js

* annotationPair[ResourceLoader|default|hidden|actions=view,edit|categories=MediaWiki:Gadget/annotationPair]|annotationPair.js

MediaWiki:Gadgets-definition

Spezifikation abweichend:

actions view edit edit view

Functionality

The purpose is to connect within a wiki page multiple groups of things that need an annotation with a corresponding remark.

• Only valid pairs shall be equipped, and the same marker may be used within different groups.
• It shall be possible to jump back from explanation to the annotation mark.
• Valid HTML is produced.
• As long the gadget was not executed there are no links nor id= attributes, and HTML is valid.
• Duplicated id= is invalid HTML and LINT error since fall 2024.

Example

There might be two tables in a page:

French

un1)

une1)

deux2)

trois3)

¹⁾ French word for number 1.
²⁾ French word for number 2.

German

Eins1)

Zwei1)

Zwo2)

¹⁾ German word for number 1.
²⁾ German word for number 2.
³⁾ German word for number 3.

Please note:

• The same markers 1) and 2) are used for both tables.
• French trois marker is not linked since there is no explanation available.
• German 3 has no backlink since no item requires an explanation.

Syntax

The things to be explained need to be equipped with a Marker:

<WRAP class="reference">
   <TAG data-annotationpair-m="ID">TEXT</TAG>
</WRAP>

The Annotation or explanation is introduced by the following element:

<WRAP class="references">
   <TAG data-annotationpair-a="ID">TEXT</TAG>
   <EXPLAIN class="reference-text">...</EXPLAIN>
</WRAP>

With placeholders in capital letters:

ID

The identifier, connecting one or many -m items with one -a item.

Any URL encoded non-reserved characters may be used.

TAG

Any HTML element permitted in Wikitext.

Usually <sup> will be used, but any other may be used as well.

A different TAG may be used for any -m item and the corresponding -a element.

TEXT

Any text which may be used as link text.

This is every text without links and image transclusion, nor breaks.

Inline markup is possible.

To avoid confusion, the TEXT of -m items and the matching -a item will be more or less the same. However, this is no software requirement.

Probably TEXT and ID have the same content.

WRAP

Arbitrary element for hosting class="reference" and class="references" simulation of cite to support preview popups.

EXPLAIN

Arbitrary element for hosting class="reference-text" or class="mw-reference-text" to support preview popups.

Within one group the -m items may occur one or many times.

• If an -a element is repeated within the same group, only the first one is considered.

Grouping

Within a page, many groups of -m and -a elements may occur, which do not interfere.

• They might begin with
  • either the -m annotated things, followed by corresponding -a explanations (“legend” mode, below), or
  • the -a annotation may precede the -m items (“caption” mode, on top).

Every second switch between -m and -a or -a and -m repectively will create a limitation.

• The first detected element decides upon the rhythm.
• A single (unpaired) block remaining will be ignored.

Grouping is administrated by the gadget.

Effect

Each pair of corresponding items will be linked with

<a href="#annotationpair-1-ID-0" id="annotationpair-1-ID-1"><TAG>TEXT</TAG></a>

and

<a href="#" id="annotationpair-1-ID-0"><TAG>TEXT</TAG></a>

• The first -1- indicates the group number.
• A terminating -1 identifies multiple markers of same ID, and -0 is the annotation.
• Further attributes within <TAG> will remain, but data-annotationpair-*="ID" are removed.
• The backlink href="#" goes nowhere, but is superposed by event listener returning to individual marker.
• The marker href="#annotationpair-1-ID-0" is equipped with an event listener memorizing the most recent click.
• If backlink href="#" properties are matching the most recent click, the individual item will be the target, otherwise the -1 marker of first mentioned item.

Test page

Please see Vorlage:FN/Test.

Änderungswünsche

Bitte auf MediaWiki/Änderungen vorschlagen.