Interface & navigation

Top bar

From left to right:

Area	Purpose
☰ Menu	Open/close the left navigation
Site name	Back to the main page; shows a logo if configured
Search	Type a title, use suggestions, press Enter
Display options	Layout, light/dark, reading mode
Account	Personal tools, login/create account

On mobile, search collapses to a magnifier icon.

Below the title

The page toolbar contains:

• Page / Discussion tabs;
• Read / Edit / Edit source / View history actions.

On mobile these actions become a row of icon buttons.

Left navigation

Always visible on desktop; on narrow screens it opens as an overlay from the ☰ button. It is grouped into navigation / participate / tools, and the current page is highlighted.

Table of contents

Long pages get a right-hand TOC:

• nested sections;
• current section highlighted while scrolling;
• sticky on desktop;
• hidden on mobile, in reading layout and in reading mode.

App vs. reading layout

Layout	Looks like
App	Left navigation + content + right TOC
Reading	No navigation or TOC, centered content

Switch from the top bar's Display options or Preferences.

Reading mode

Reading mode also hides page actions, leaving only content. It can combine with the reading layout.

Search

The search box uses MediaWiki's core search suggestions; submitting opens Special:Search.

Special pages

Login, history, diffs and Preferences use Chroma styling; extension pages keep MediaWiki's base typography and will not break because of the skin.

Common questions

• Where is the edit button? In the toolbar below the title, not a floating button.
• Why no logo? Without $wgLogos Chroma shows the site name only; see Configuration.
• Why isn't mobile MinervaNeue? With MobileFrontend, Chroma takes over; see Mobile.