Template:Tooltip/testcases
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Testing Template:Tooltip
These are tests of using Template:Sronly inside Template:Tooltip, for accessibility improvements.
With no link, inside or outside the template
The most basic use case.
Code:
{{tooltip/sandbox|conflict of interest|in the specific sense employed in Wikipedia policy}}
Sandbox template output:
conflict of interest
Current template output (lacks sronly):
conflict of interest
Using an outside-the-template link
Linking around the template was what we've been recommending for years, due to the old Chrome bug.
Code:
[[WP:COI|{{tooltip/sandbox|conflict of interest|in the specific sense employed in Wikipedia policy}}]]
Sandbox template output:
Current template output (lacks sronly):
Passing the link as the first parameter
This will also do the link internally to the template; boo-hoo for people using Chrome from many years ago. They have bigger problems than this, like massive security holes.
Code:
{{tooltip/sandbox|WP:COI|conflict of interest|in the specific sense employed in Wikipedia policy}}
Sandbox template output:
WP:COI
Current template output (outright broken for this use case, as it only accepts two parameters, not three):
WP:COI
Using the "link" parameter
This is a shorthand way to link the term, if the resulting target will be a real page (and the intended one). It had the same old Chrome-bug issue, but no one seemed to care, and it doesn't matter today anyway.
Code:
{{tooltip/sandbox|link=yes|WP:Conflict of interest|in the specific sense employed in Wikipedia policy}}
Sandbox template output:
Current template output (lacks sronly):
Manually linking the term inside the template
This was not advised because of a Chrome bug, but it is long since fixed. However, there is a still a problem: the link automatically has a title
supplied by MediaWiki (the page name), and this in most browsers will override the tooltip title
of the surrounding span. So, the intended tooltip will actually only be available to:
- screen readers
- in any graphical browser case in which a link is included but is not the entire term content, in which case the intended tooltip will be available when focus is over the span but is not over the part that is a link.
- in a graphical browser that doesn't treat link
title
s as tooltip but only as something to show in some other interface element such as the window footer (and here it will not matter if the entire term content is a link or not).
For this reason, the template instructions to prefer wrapping the template in the link should be retained, along with addition of the new three-parameter version ({{tooltip|linkTarget|termText|tooltipText}}
).
Code:
{{tooltip/sandbox|[[WP:COI|conflict of interest]]|in the specific sense employed in Wikipedia policy}}
Sandbox template output:
Current template output (lacks sronly):
Using the dotted=no parameter
Code:
{{tooltip/sandbox|conflict of interest|in the specific sense employed in Wikipedia policy|dotted=no}}
Sandbox template output:
conflict of interest
Current template output (lacks sronly):
conflict of interest
Hebrew text
Code:
{{tooltip/sandbox|תוכן נִסתָר|תוכן ברור|dotted=no}}
Sandbox template output:
תוכן נִסתָר
Current template output (lacks sronly):
תוכן נִסתָר