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<includeonly>{{#ifeq:{{{ 1 | }}}|Anon||<div class="sidebar-person position-relative rounded-xl"><!--
<includeonly>{{#ifeq:{{{ 1 | }}}|Anon||<div class="sidebar-person position-relative rounded-xl"><!--
Portrait, name and roles for one person in a library-item sidebar.
Portrait, name and roles for one person in a library-item sidebar.
A horizontal row — small round avatar, then name and roles — rather than a
portrait with the name centred underneath. The old layout sized the image at
100% of the sidebar column with padding-top:100%, so every person cost about
250px of height. Two thirds of library items have exactly one person, but the
tail is long: "A Gathering of Brilliant Moons" has 26 (12 source authors, 13
translators, editors, a publisher), which ran to roughly 5,000px of sidebar.
At 48px per avatar the same list is about a fifth of the height and scans as
a list rather than a stack of posters.
48px, not smaller: these are portraits of masters that readers recognise by
face, so the avatar has to stay legible as a face.
Roles are separated by a middot rather than <br>. The row is only two lines
tall, and stacking three roles vertically would undo the saving.


The image, phonetic name and Tibetan name arrive as parameters from
The image, phonetic name and Tibetan name arrive as parameters from

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