User "MZMcBride" posted a comment on MediaWiki.r85322.

Full URL: http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:Code/MediaWiki/85322#c18513
Commit summary:

Add the revision-info and revision-info-current messages directly to the page, 
don't stick them in the content sub; this adds unwanted extra CSS styling which 
screws with the margin and font size.

Comment:

This.

I agree that sticking this in contentsub is a bit quirky (it feels hackish), 
but the lack of styling makes the whole block difficult to discover. I noticed 
this running trunk on a test wiki. I'm surprised this has sat for so long 
without others saying something, actually....

Perhaps it would make sense to move the whole thing to a <div> above the 
<h1>? I've long held that sticking notifications to the user 
([[bugzilla:12681|new messages bar included]]) in the article area is a bit 
silly. There should be some visual separation between what is article content 
and what is editing/user interface. Putting things between the title and the 
article text seems to disrupt this in a nasty way.

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