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when printing an article with an infobox spanning multiple pages, the styling disappears on page n+1 (see screenshot)
expected behavior: infobox retains styling from first page
observed behavior: infobox does not retain styling from first page
At first glance this looks like a bug with Mozilla. We should investigate a bit more and see if we can determine which circumstances this happens and why.
My guess is there is very little we can do here.
maybe I'm not following the steps correct but I can't reproduce this on production. that indicates not a mozilla bug?
I was actually able to reproduce in production (Firefox 55.0.3(
Example PDF from staging (http://reading-web-staging.wmflabs.org/wiki/Mexico_City)
Example PDF from production (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mexico_City)
I created a MTC (attached) and the issue appears to be because of
table {border-collapse: collapse; }What are the implications of removing this?
implication is it creates gaps in TD TH cells and borders :( i think you were the one who found that fix to the gap issue :)
are you sure this is happening on production as well. if so, we should keep it in the backlog but move it out of current print work.
It's an issue with existing print styles - Try printing https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colony_of_Virginia in Firefox. Notice how "Today part of" is not enclosed in a border.
alright, confirmed!
Let's move to backlog Needs analysis as we don't know if this is us or firefox?
Could we not add the upstream issue to the print styles' project page under a "Known Issues" heading? Finding tasks (and comments) in Phab isn't a great experience.
removed previous comment - wrong browser.
@ovasileva I am still seeing this on Firefox on both staging and productions.
See https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T174955#3587598
I like the suggestion from Sam here: https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T174955#3588362
I think it is confusing keeping this open....
Closing this for now, added a note in the documentation (https://www.mediawiki.org/w/index.php?title=Reading/Web/PDF_Functionality&type=revision&diff=3103270&oldid=3097200&diffmode=visual)