We just installed Foreground on a new MediaWiki site.
Question: it appears when "editing" a page we get a 'new frame' inside the
page - that has another set of scroll bars to navigate. Any way to avoid
this?
When I check "Edit" view on other Foreground sites, like
https://docs.joomla.org/Portal:Learn_More, they also go into this "embedded
subframe page" to edit. After saving, the page goes back to "normal"
without needing the extra subframe for the content.
I'm guessing this editing view is related to Foreground being so
beautifully "responsive" on mobile devices? So desktop users need to accept
the "embedded subframe page" while editing. (currently, I find this a bit
of a nuisance - but will adapt because Foreground is so groovy cool)
P.S. we're rocking with MediaWiki 1.27 with no problems thus far.
Thanks!
Bruce