more testing of the new wiki theme

[Little Girl]

Hey there,

Matthew East wrote:

> Can people please test it and report back on how they find it? The
> major change is that the editbar can collapse and expand: the reason
> for this is that when it was fixed at the bottom of the screen, it
> conflicted with Firefox's "find" function, because the words that
> get highlighted by firefox would be hidden behind the editbar.

Why is the edit bar on the bottom?

> Additionally, there is a search bar which searches all of
> help.ubuntu.com and manpages.ubuntu.com rather than just the wiki:
> that is Dustin Kirkland's work. I know that the css is broken just
> now (it will be fixed) but please let us have your feedback on the
> actual search results too.

I hope that broken means it only shows 10 results. If not, then I'm reporting that it only shows 10 results. (:

> Currently the theme doesn't seem to work too well in IE7: I haven't
> had time to test/debug it in browsers other than firefox. If people
> are able to do that, and can submit patches to the theme, that would
> be awesome. The theme code is here:

It isn't recognized at all in Konqueror, which seems to display a
broken version of the ubuntu theme regardless of which theme is
chosen. I used Firefox to choose the theme, and I cleared Konqueror's
cache to test it.

The theme worked fine in Firefox for a while, but after I loaded a
few pages, it got stuck on the Tags page and just kept refreshing any
other page I chose to the Tags page. It didn't matter whether I
clicked a link for another page or used a bookmark or typed another
page's URL into the address bar - it just always put me at the Tags
page (which was one of the pages I had loaded at one point).

Also, although it's an attractive presentation in a way, I think you
gave up a lot of screen real estate to achieve it, and I definitely
think the red links have to go.

My two cents. (:

-- 
Little Girl

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