See gadget: "Open search results in a new tab or window when holding down the Ctrl key".
*https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Preferences#mw-prefsection-gadgets
Its talk page:
*https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki_talk:Gadget-search-new-tab.js
There seems to be a problem with Firefox.

I think the task creator's main point was this: "the user would like to be able to choose how to display it by default, for example: sections always closed"

A lot of people still want an "expand all, collapse all" toggle.

Thanks Jroberson108 for creating the "Sort under" template.

Thanks for the rapid reply Glrx!

In T64986#9424482, @Aklapper wrote:

Is this possible?

Feel free to file separate tickets for separate requests. This ticket's scope is described in its ticket title.

Different operating systems offer different (free or non-free) fonts. For example, I don't have a Windows machine around. :)

I think OWID knows about this already. But I will contact them again to be sure.

Again: I don't think that being able to upload SVG files with badly rendered fonts (due to stripped CSS) helps anyone?

we are given an option for the upload form to remove the unsafe CSS

...with the result that your SVG file may look horrible. How does that help anyone?

Just so people know, the problem has not been solved for OWID (Our World in Data) images. See: Phab:T344564. When I tried to upload the latest map (dated Sep 13, 2023 on the map) I was prevented from doing so.
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:World_map_of_total_confirmed_COVID-19_deaths_per_million_people_by_country.svg

I hadn't noticed that the title was originally a serif font outside Wikimedia!

Thanks Quiddity. I added the CSS here:
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:Timeshifter/vector.css

Please install a "Show subsections" or "Expand all" button in Vector 2022 table of contents. Next to the "move to sidebar" button. See archived Village Pump discussion:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Village_pump_(technical)/Archive_206#Button_to_expand_table_of_contents_in_Vector_2022

Here is a screenshot of the relevant part of my watchlist today.

Thanks Tgr for starting this task. To be clear this upload log is what I am talking about in my Commons watchlist:

• ! 21:05 (Upload log)‎ [Treck08‎; Jamesy0627144‎; HerrAdams‎; 幺于‎]

I don't see that option on my Commons watchlist:
https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=Special:Watchlist&days=7&hidecategorization=1&hideWikibase=1&namespace=&action=submit

In my Commons watchlist nowadays I see individual image upload info:

@Jroberson108
There must be somewhere you can post this so that others can see it. I am afraid to point to other wikis such as Shoutwiki, etc.. They are often not using the latest version of Wikimedia. What about Toolforge:
*https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Toolforge

@Jroberson108
Is there someplace you can set this up so we can see it in action as you make changes? Wikimedia Labs?:
*https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Wikimedia_Labs

There are 4 scrolling tables that have long had sticky headers in this section:
*https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/COVID-19_pandemic_by_country_and_territory#Statistics

I haven't noticed any jumping cursor problems in tables in ages.

In T42618#7461512, @PeterBowman wrote:

Example: wikt:pl:WS:STAT.

See: T287997. Community expectation that mw-datatable styles are loaded on pages which use it.

Row highlighting on hover has been added to Template:Static row numbers. See:
Template_talk:Static_row_numbers#Row_hover_highlighting

class=srn-datatable has been added to Template:Static row numbers and Template:Static row numbers table

@Krinkle wrote up a template style to add row hover highlighting and a white background. See:
Template:Import-blanktable

This would have to be fixed first before generally applying row hover highlighting along with a white background to all tables:
T284802: class=mw-datatable should not override the inline background colors set for specific table rows. .

@Krinkle. Please see my note at Template talk:Import-blanktable.

Whatever solution is found now or in the future I like the choice of 2 background colors for non-header cells:

I edit Help:Table and people ask about how to do row highlighting. The info was only relatively recently added to Help:Table. But it is rapidly being used by more and more tables. It would be a shame to lose this very useful function. It is difficult sometimes to follow a row of data across a wide table. Row highlighting on hover makes it much easier. And the white background of mw-datatable makes the light blue hover color stand out. And thus easier to follow across the row.

It is in 43 templates too. And the articles those templates are used in are NOT listed in the 334 results from the Izno search. I checked.

Thanks Jdlrobson for the Phabricator ticket. class=mw-datatable is used in a lot of tables. People like it for 2 reasons:
1: The row highlighting on hover.
2: The white background for non-header cells. It makes for more contrast especially when there are non-bolded links in the non-header cells. The blue links against the normal gray background of non-header cells are not very contrasting. Bolded blue links against the gray background of header cells are less of a problem, though I think the gray background of headers is too dark of a gray. class=mw-datatable is often used with class=wikitable and the gray header background of class=wikitable overrides the blue background of class=mw-datatable

Thanks, for the breakdown, matmarex. Whatever it was intended for originally, mw-datatable has long ago taken on a life of its own. Isn't that the case with a lot of code?

Hi @Aklapper. I rewrote the task. I hope it makes more sense. I used sections. I did not know it was possible to use sections. I guessed correctly that equal signs would do it. As an aside, I wish that only wikitext was used for editing in Phabricator.

Thanks! Header text now stays centered in both desktop and mobile view unless specifically changed per header cell. I checked in Firefox and Chrome.

The new template {{Static row numbers}} is a lot better:
*https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Template:Static_row_numbers

Currently, the default header text alignment on both desktop and mobile is centered. That should remain.

The glorious implementation of Template:Static row numbers has finally allowed the easy addition of fixed, static row numbers as an integrated column on any table.

In T5525#6840034, @DannyS712 wrote:

Is this done now that MediaWiki-extensions-GlobalWatchlist exists and is deployed?

...

• MediaWiki-CrossWikiWatchlist should probably be updated to either be archived or point to MediaWiki-extensions-GlobalWatchlist instead

I suggest using data-align="..." (left, center, right) in the column header. Modeled on data-sort-type="..."

I am opening this back up. I started this Phabricator task and marked it as resolved in 2014. But after discussion today with Graham87 who uses a screen reader I am removing that "resolved" status. See:
*https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Graham87
*https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia_talk:Manual_of_Style/Accessibility/Data_tables_tutorial - see section on that page (and eventually in its archives) currently titled "Help:Sorting. Section about sorting buttons in a separate row. Accessibility questions".

In T245277#5888288, @Aklapper wrote:

In T245277#5888232, @Timeshifter wrote:

What is holding up its implementation?

You have not provided a patch yet. :) See https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Bug_management/Development_prioritization

In T245277#5885422, @Aklapper wrote:

The example link at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_metropolitan_areas_by_population are two completely separate tables nested inside of a table.
Simplified structure, if you look at the source code:

...

I'm wondering why one would use such broken designs and then expect things to somehow work.

matmarex. You are correct. I found a table using the old method of adding a separate row number column. It is not inside a transclusion. It is editable with the visual editor. See table partway down this user page:
*https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Timeshifter/Sandbox74

There is already a task for this. It has a solution, I believe, but for some reason unknown to me, it is not being implemented. See:

It has been pointed out to me that row alignment is off when viewed in mobile browsers. This is when using the previously mentioned {{Rank} template.

Related help, info, and discussions:
*https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Village_pump_(technical)#Initial_table_sort
*https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Commons:Convert_tables_and_charts_to_wiki_code_or_image_files#Sort_by_rank_or_alphabetically._Use_LibreOffice_Calc
*https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Help:Sorting#Putting_a_table_in_initial_alphabetical_order

A much easier and better method for creating a static row number column exists. Sandbox 89 linked below uses the new method, and is updated as needed. The table in Sandbox 89 is taken from a version of "List of countries by incarceration rate".
*https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_incarceration_rate
*https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Timeshifter/Sandbox89

I would like watchlists to be allowed in templates. A watchlist for English Wikipedia. A watchlist for Meta. A watchlist for Mediawiki.org

List of U.S. states by incarceration and correctional supervision rate is an example of a table that needs a fixed row number column. Because there are 3 separate columns that are important enough that people want to see them in rank order. That can't be done with an integrated rank order column. It can only be done with a fixed row number column.

I want room for a long descriptive title on one wide line. Not a long title spread out over several lines. I want to be able to scan a list of filter set titles. That can be done quickly if each filter set title is on one line. And if there is no need to hover to get the full description.

List of countries by intentional homicide rate:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_intentional_homicide_rate

In T209487#4753667, @Aklapper wrote:

For example, the WikiEditor toolbar on Commons offers [[ under "Edittools":

In T209487#4756415, @Aklapper wrote:

Please read T209487#4753667 again. It links to an explanation how you can adjust the toolbar to suit your needs.

In T209487#4755497, @TheDJ wrote:

Just to be clear, I still don't understand Timeshifter's problem.

For example, the WikiEditor toolbar on Commons offers [[ under "Edittools":

Put back 2 one-click link buttons on the wikitext editing toolbar. They were recently removed from the wikitext editing toolbar for some people.

See:
*meta:Community Wishlist Survey 2019/Watchlists/Revive Crosswatch tool.
*meta:Crosswatch.