Hello! I've noticed the Portable Infoboxes seem to insert extra empty <p> tags before and after each instance. This is adding some unwanted whitespace on our wiki page. I've looked around at other wikis and can confirm this seems to be tied to the Portable Infobox itself and not anything on our end.
Is there some way to get rid of these? I'd love to target them with css :empty to hide them, but the first p tag has a linebreak that renders :empty useless.
<data source="param1 param2 param3"> <format>Displays something when at least 1 of 3 parameters entered</format> </data> OR <data source1="param1" source2="param2" source3="param3"> <format>Displays something when at least 1 of 3 parameters entered</format> </data><p>A workaround using wikicode which I thought would work was: </p>
{{{dummy|{{{param1|}}}{{{param2|}}}{{{param3|}}}}}}
<infobox>
<data source="dummy">
<format>{{{param1|}}}{{{param2|}}}{{{param3|}}}</format>
</data>
</infobox>
<p>But this doesn't work.
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<tabber> does the job fine, but portable infoboxes have a tendency to get long (really, <i>really</i> long on other wikis, from what I've seen...). Collapsing the second section from the start keeps the PI about the same length as the classic infobox format, but if someone wants to read the profile and clicks it open, the height problem comes back. I feel like it makes it cumbersome for the reader to either click to hide again or scroll down a few extra times to actually get to the stats data. Is there any way for me to adjust some setting somewhere so that when one box is open, all others close?
</p><p>The alternative is to move the profile information into the main article - which is legitimate, but the information is little enough it really should be able to fit an infobox - or to just keep the old format.
</p><p>(Also, out of curiosity - why *is* Portable Infoboxes so aggressive in removing parameter names like {{{class}}} from the final display? I'd thought that <i>that</i>, at least, would be useful for telling article contributors what important parameters they're missing without having to refer to documentation.)
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file:titles, [[file:links]] and even tabbers, [[file:links|thumb]] has no effect towards what I hoped to achieve.
</p><p>It'd be really helpful to me if this can be implemented. Thanks in advance.
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default tag to render these infobox fragments inline.
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<h2><span class="mw-headline" id="Example_1"> Example 1 </span></h2>
<aside class="portable-infobox pi-background pi-theme-wikia pi-layout-default"><figure class="pi-item pi-image">
<figcaption class="pi-item-spacing pi-caption">This caption is defined inside the caption tag. Wikitext works.</figcaption></figure></aside>
<infobox>
<image>
<default>[[File:Example.jpg]]</default>
<caption>
<default>This caption is defined inside the <code>caption</code> tag. [[Help:Wikitext|Wikitext]] '''works'''.</default>
</caption>
</image>
</infobox>
<figcaption class="pi-item-spacing pi-caption">This caption is defined inside the caption tag. [[Help:Wikitext|Wikitext]] '''works'''.</figcaption></figure></aside>
<infobox>
<image>
<default>
<gallery>
Example.jpg|This caption is defined inside the <code>caption</code> tag. [[Help:Wikitext|Wikitext]] '''works'''.
</gallery>
</default>
<caption>
<default>This caption is defined inside the <code>gallery</code> tag. It is invisible.</default>
</caption>
</image>
</infobox>
</figure></div>
<div class="pi-image-collection-tab-content " id="pi-tab-1">
<figure class="pi-item pi-image">
</figure></div>
</div>
</aside>
<infobox>
<image>
<default>
<gallery>
Example.jpg|Tab, '''''not''''' caption
Example.jpg|Tab, '''''not''''' caption
</gallery>
</default>
<caption>
<default>This caption is defined inside the <code>caption</code> tag. It is invisible.</default>
</caption>
</image>
</infobox>
<image source="name">
<format>{{{name}}}.gif</format>
</image>
<p>So if the name parameter contains the content "Moonlight Effect" there exists an image "File:Moonlight Effect.gif" which I want to display. I think the format tag might not be supported on this place. Is there a way to make this work, without using a template parameter which explicitly contains the content "Moonlight Effect.gif"?
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<infobox> <image source = "myimage"> <caption source="myimagecaption"></caption> </image> </infobox><p>It would be good to use the "myimage" parameter e.g. "$("infobox image").attr("source")" to determine if it needs an image and pick this from an image/ video insert dialog or gallery dialog using the Visual editor. In fact, the caption could also be extracted used for the image caption. </p>
data-$param attributes paired with JS to handle them instead, which degrades better for mobile users and is much easier to maintain on the pages (one template with multiple params instead of multiple templates with potentially duplicated params), see runescape:Verac. Given it's extensive use, even with improvements to granularity of late for unrelated reasons, it's a hard requirement for us.
<group layout="horizontal" show="incomplete">
<header>Combatants</header>
<data source="combatant1" />
<data source="combatant2" />
{{#if:{{{combatant3|}}}|<data source="combatant3" />|}}
</group>
<p>Unfortunately, the if statement does not work. The combatant3 data field forcibly shows regardless of whether the variable is called or not. Is this a bug, or am I missing something?
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