Let us know if you hit weird cases with this.

Thanks @epriestley!

Closed by commit rPd3cd9115f949.

From discussion on IRC, there's some legal stuff that we should probably comply with too so I'll just implement this in the upstream and we can ride out the long tail of weird special cases.

footer.html + float: right; sounds like a good enough solution for Wikimedia and other public Phabricator instances. If there is a way not to display the footer where it doesn't look good (workboards etc), I believe that would be fine too. The main spots for these disclaimers are the big bunch of project, task, and diff pages.

In hindsight, welcome.html was a bad move and never saw significant use (at least on our installs). Once dashboards came out, we just installed a dashboard for every user and never went back.

Probably slap a float: right; and it'd be fine except maybe conpherence, workboards.

We're going to remove welcome.html (T5315 / D9672) once dashboards are a little further along.

footer.html was the first thing I looked for after feeling pretty pleased with welcome.html fwiw

I wonder if we could allow a footer.html like we allowed welcome.html. Pages then on Phabricator could state whether they show a footer or not (like workboards). From browsing a few major sites, it doesn't seem like this information is on every last page, just most of them. I don't know that an icon in the header is sufficient.

I guess is a bit legal-ish, and maybe .

Downsides to the header approach are:

Erp, jumped the gun on that, continued...

You are the first install to run into this that we've heard from.