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ProfessionalWiki / WikibaseEdtf

Wikibase extension that adds support for the Extended Date/Time Format (EDTF) via a new data type
https://wikibase.consulting/wikibase-edtf
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Display plain EDTF value below humanization in the read UI #2

Closed JeroenDeDauw closed 3 years ago

JeroenDeDauw commented 3 years ago

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@mzeinstra thoughts/preferences on how to display both the plain and humanized values? I'm unsure even which ordering is best.

mzeinstra commented 3 years ago

Looks great, I would flip the ordering around. As the EDTF string is leading.

JeroenDeDauw commented 3 years ago

I think we should somehow make clear these two represent the same value. Having it shown twice in this UI is not done elsewhere in Wikibase AFAIK, so is a bit unexpected. For regular Wikibase dates, only the humanized version is shown.

What about putting the humanized version in brackets like this?

2020~/2021 (Circa 2020 to 2021)

mzeinstra commented 3 years ago

That is a good proposal.

Let’s leave it as that for now. I expect that once we wrapped this up the community or other projects might want to propose additional ux changes.

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I think we should somehow make clear these two represent the same value. Having it shown twice in this UI is not done elsewhere in Wikibase AFAIK, so is a bit unexpected. For regular Wikibase dates, only the humanized version is shown.

What about putting the humanized version in brackets like this?

2020~/2021 (Circa 2020 to 2021)

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