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@kelson42 The code for opening and closing sections is manipulated by mwoffliner, and the history of this is quite long. See #633, #677 and #962. Mwoffliner wraps details - summary...

@LakmaNeha Yes, that sounds like it could work, though it would need careful testing for unintended consequences. I think just removing client-js would deactivate a number of the hiding rules,...

@cpina Please read the thread above, and you'll see various fixes proposed, like removing a piece of css ('client-js'). Also, you could check your particular ZIM on https://pwa.kiwix.org, which last...

@MananJethwani I recently discovered that if you see an account "ghost" it means the user has deleted their account, so presumably will no longer receive pings...

Just to track and keep this issue fresh, it is still impossible to open the article "Cambridge" from the 2021-09 English Wikivoyage ostensibly due to this bug. (Cambridge is a...

"Cambridge" still inaccessible in the December Wikivoyage in English... The lag hasn't caught up yet...

@kelson42 "Cambridge (England)" article is STILL inaccessible in `wikivoyage_en_all_maxi_2022-05.zim`. Can there really be a 15-month time lag? No movement on the Phabricator ticket since December 2021. Is there any conceivable...

It's because I'm preparing the next Wikivoyage release, so I checked again. Thanks for the update! Fingers crossed...

Just to add some more data points, and something very strange which suggests the issue is not only with the API: I made major updates to the article https://en.wikivoyage.org/wiki/Santa_Cruz_de_Mompox on...

@kelson42 This is good news! I'll attempt to corroborate with the next iteration.