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Fragment of a discussion from Support/LiquidThreads
Nice try, but I wasn't able to get it to work (mostly because of my cluelessness). I eventually found and adapted another user's custom js as follows:
// Listes de caractères var api_liste_fr = ["ɑ","ɑ̃","ə","ɛ","œ","ø","ɛ̃","ɔ","ɔ̃","œ̃","ʃ","ɡ","ɥ","ʒ","ɲ","ŋ","ʁ","‿","ː","ˈ","ˌ"] ; var caracteres_liste_fr = ["’","æ","Æ","€","ñ","œ","Œ","–","—","…"] ; // Ajout de la section Caractères du Wiktionnaire > API français hookEvent( 'load', function() { $j( '#wpTextbox1' ).wikiEditor( 'addToToolbar', { 'sections': { 'caracteres': { label:'Mes outils', type:'booklet', deferLoad:true, pages: { 'API_fr': { 'label':'API français', 'layout':'characters', 'characters': api_liste_fr }, 'car_fr': { 'label':'Caractères spéciaux', 'layout':'characters', 'characters': caracteres_liste_fr } } } } } ); } );
That’ll get you a separate booklet, while the code I suggested adds pages to the existing Special Characters booklet. It probably only works when you put it in a site-wide script like MediaWiki:Common.js/edit.js, rather than in one of your user scripts.
Unfortunately, I can’t test either version at the French Wiktionary because the use of mw.toolbar.insertButton()
in MediaWiki:Common.js/edit.js (under “Boutons depuis MW 1.18”) has completely broken the WikiEditor toolbar.
Minh Nguyễn (talk, contribs)