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// MakeMobileCollapsible, enables collapsible templates/infoboxes on the mobile site.
// This is a spinoff from Factotum. (https://en.wikipedia.orghttps://wikifreehand.com/en/User:Alexis_Jazz/Factotum)
// MakeMobileCollapsible is public domain, irrevocably released as WTFPL Version 2 by its author, Alexis Jazz.
/*globals $:false,mw:false*/
var MMCollap = {};
MMCollap.do = function(classes,int) {
MMCollap.els = $('.mw-collapsible');
if ( MMCollap.els ) {
if ( MMCollap.els.length > 1 ) {
// the "autocollapse" class is handled by code in Common.js on enwiki, but Common.js isn't loaded on mobile.
$('.autocollapse').addClass('mw-collapsed');
}
mw.loader.using().then( function () {
mw.loader.addStyleTag('.mw-parser-output .mw-collapsible-toggle{font-weight:normal;min-width:6em}');
$(MMCollap.els).makeCollapsible(); //T111565 FTFY
});
}
};
//make collapsible content collapsible whenever the page is rendered, on load but also e.g. after saving an edit
mw.hook( 'wikipage.content' ).add( MMCollap.do );