• Hi there! Since the last update of Wikipedia Preview unfortunately the style of the Wikipedia Preview-highlighted words changed from blue with an i-icon (for info) to bold text. This is kind of unpractical for me, because I use bold texts on my page for other purposes (as most do, I guess). Does anyone know, how to change it to the old appearance? Do I need to run an older version? Thanks for any help!

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  • Plugin Author Wikimedia Foundation

    (@wikimediafoundation)

    Hi @lu9kas8

    We looked into your feedback and did some improvements last week; please update your version and tell us if this works better.

    Thanks.

    Thread Starter lu9kas8

    (@lu9kas8)

    Hi @wikimediafoundation

    thanks for checking my feedback! I’m still not quite happy about the new layout (words are now underlined instead of highlighted in blue), but I guess, that’s what you want it to look like. Is there any way to customize the layout? I would really appreciate it to be able to choose the old one…

    Thanks a lot!

    Plugin Author Wikimedia Foundation

    (@wikimediafoundation)

    Yes you can customize the layout; in the admin site, go to “Appearance / customize”, then select the “Additional CSS” option from the left side menu. In the text box, the following CSS should reset the existing term style so you can adjust it to your liking.

    .wmf-wp-with-preview {
    	border: 0;
    	background-color: unset;
    	padding: unset;
    }
    
    .wmf-wp-with-preview::after {
    	content: '';
    }

    Note that the new stye likely won’t apply in the post editor but will apply on the published posts.

    I hope it helps. Let us know how if it works for you.

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