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Gadget-Site.css/todo

“ I inserted some styles into Template:Plainlist/styles.css that were close enough but still you are outputting a few selectors more than you should to support those templates/modules. Template:Hlist/styles.css that I have made today (because it is relevant to those modules) and Template:Flatlist/styles.css are effective duplicates that you will need to resolve, however you want to do that. I am happy to help but my recommendation is to un-fork those class names. Template:Flatlist is accordingly unchanged by my efforts; 'upstream' uses Template:Hlist/styles.css. ”
Source: Wikisource

Gadget-Site.css/todo

“ Not the end of the world if it lives on in Site.css, but we use Ruby annotations on very few pages so it would be nice if not every page load had to pay for it.
In general, HTML elements without any sort of attempt to style a specific class should be left in a central location (whether here or one of the skin files) , because HTML elements otherwise need to be monitored onwiki. On this wiki which is basically English-only, for the specific element , which is used exclusively for marking up ruby annotations for Asian languages, I'd expect the use to be fairly close to nil.
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Source: Wikisource

Gadget-Site.css/todo

“ The workaround for T218191 was added first, and then a month later the display: table; margin: auto; was added in order to center scores by default. So it's not a self-inflicted problem at least (but then multiple projects reported problems here so that was unlikely) . I think Score just outputs an image of a given page size at a given DPI, so the width in px is given. The image is wrapped in a div that by default is an inline-block, so it'll size to the image's intrinsic width. In other words, I think it'll inherently overspill any width smaller than its intrinsic width. ”
Source: Wikisource

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