On 21 Jul 2003, Erik Moeller wrote:
1) The default skin has been somewhat modified. I made
the borders
thinner, and added a box around the footer to separate it from the article
contents.
I like this one.
The font size of navigational links is also somewhat
smaller,
and the background color for non-article pages (special pages) has been
changed to a light metallic blue.
I do agree the yellow is not very good, but I don't like this one either.
2) You now get a "Post a comment" link on
discussion pages. This takes you
to an empty edit screen with a subject line. The subject line is used as
an edit summary and is added as a ==headline== on top of the edit. The
edit is appended to the current page.
Not sure whether I like this one.
3) There's now a cool way to edit sections:
Instead of having ugly [edit]
links next to each one, you can enable a user preference whereby you can
edit sections by right-clicking on them. This only works in Mozilla and IE
to my knowledge.
Worked with Netscape 6 under Unix/Xwindows as well, but strangely not the
first time I tried (I got a database error). Bug could not be replicated.
4) The Table of Contents can now be suppressed by
adding the text
"__NOTOC__" anywhere on a page. Note also that Brion and I wrote a
JavaScript that allows you to dynamically show/hide the TOC on the page.
The TOC itself has been slightly changed, with smaller font and a centered
headline.
Please report any bugs or objections, otherwise the current version of the
code on test.wiki will replace the live version running all wikis soon.
Those lines below the section headers are really ugly. Please get rid of them
before you even think of putting these on the sites.
I do agree with previous posters that the smaller article title is not
an improvement.
Andre Engels