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It might be a better idea to use a custom page template (layout) that does not support adding elements via such tags. |
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Does it make sense for me to post an issue for this? |
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Because of my various customizations, this is what the upgrade page looks like when upgrading one of my main wikis:
That "bar" is simply someting tagged
$:/tags/TopLeftBar
and the stuff on the right is tagged$:/tags/TopRightBar
- i.e no funny stuff, I'm just using the intended methods.I'm thinking that for the upgrade page/service to appear more "professional", it should hide anything that is not the very wizard, except perhaps the sidebar toggle chevron.
I think that specifically topbar stuff can be targeted like so, for hiding:
.tc-page-container-inner:has(>section > section > .tc-upgrade-wizard-wrapper) .tc-topbar ...
(i.e it first tests if it is the upgrade wizard page)
Maybe this should be included in the upgrade plugin?
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