Template talk:QuoteLEGO.com

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Why is there a spot for product page on here? It seems kinda pointless because the link would have to be taken down after a year or 2, and older sets from like 2007 or before if they have a product page it says its no longer available.User:Mackmoron11/sig

"Do not modify it"[edit source]

I can see what this is getting at (people correcting anything that could have been seen as a mistake by LEGO in the description, or just changing it because they want to), but what happens in the case where the description that was in the box in the first place is wrong. It has happened several times that I've seen, and with this statement there, it might seem like people can't change the template, even if they should. NovaHawk 12:40, August 19, 2010 (UTC)

First line[edit source]

So pretty much always, the first line is always bolded in the LEGO.com description. Instead of manually adding it in the parameter, it can be auto-added with CSS, which we can apply to the .lego-desc class with the ::first-line psuedo element, which would look like this:

.lego-desc::first-line {
   font-weight: bold;
}

This would mean that we would not have to add it via wiki markup, but we should remove the current wiki markup with a bot. Anyone good with a bot know how to do this?

Notes: Browser support is good, check it out at http://caniuse.com/#feat=css-sel3. SamanthaNguyen (talk) 01:22, 10 August 2016 (UTC)