<p>To compare certain revisions, select the revisions using the yellow and blue pointer.</p><p>The blue pointer controls the newer revision, the yellow pointer maps to the older revision.</p><p>Move the pointers by drag and drop or click on a bar.</p>

<p>To compare certain revisions, select the revisions using the yellow and blue pointer.</p><p>The blue pointer controls the newer revision, the yellow pointer maps to the older revision.</p><p>Move the pointers by drag and drop, or click on a bar.</p>

First revision to compare.

First title to compare.

The RevisionSlider helps you to navigate and compare revisions on the diff page. It is based on a [[m:WMDE_Technical_Wishes/Revision_Slider|community wish]] from the German-speaking community technical wishlist.

The RevisionSlider helps you to navigate and compare revisions on the diff page. It is based on a [[m:WMDE_Technical_Wishes/RevisionSlider|community wish]] from the German-speaking community technical wishlist.

Second revision to compare.

First page ID to compare.

compare with current revision

Label for the size of the change compared to the revision before.

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Revision $2 of page "$1" could not be unserialised. The revision was reported to use content model $3 serialised as $4.

Second title to compare.

Use the backward and forward arrows to move through revision history and show older and newer revisions.

Revision Slider

Second page ID to compare.

Show preview on first edit

A tooltip meant to advertise the existence of the BetaFeatures preferences page the first time a user sees it. Only shown once, meant to be a call to action. "Introducing" is jargon meaning "we are explaining you", you can avoid translating it in your language if it doesn't fit.

Revision Slider Tutorial

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This exif property contains the position of the main subject. The first two numbers is the position of the subject in the picture in pixels from the upper left corner. If a third number is specified, it is a circle centred at the first two numbers. If four numbers are specified, the first two are coordinates of the centre of the subject as before, the third is the width of the rectangle, and the fourth is the height of the rectangle. It is rare for a photo to use this tag.

Compare pages

Compare pages

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