WIki and kindofblue

[Mike McGrath]

So kindofblue doesn't work well with the new wiki, lists are off, 
editing doesn't look quite right and attachments aren't working.  Anyone 
want to give kindofblue a makeover?

-Mike

[Michael Greifenkamp]

Hi Mike.

My name is Michael Greifenkamp and I work at the University of 
Illinois.  I signed up earlier this week to "volunteer" for the 
Fedora "websites" project.  I think I'm all set in the account 
system, but I don't yet have editing rights (it still won't let me 
edit my own page).

If you folks have a use for me, I'd love to volunteer my time and, 
er, "skills."  :)

(I run three RedHat ES servers at work, a Fedora box at work, and a 
Fedora box at my home. I am relatively competent with HTML, PHP, 
MySQL, ColdFusion, CSS, XML, etc. Oh, and I took and passed the RHCT 
exam last year...)

And if not, that's fine too.

I'd be happy to take a look at kindofblue as well--what sort of time 
frame are you looking at (has to be done today, or is over the 
weekend okay?)?

Thanks.

Mike
> So kindofblue doesn't work well with the new wiki, lists are off, 
> editing doesn't look quite right and attachments aren't working. 
> Anyone want to give kindofblue a makeover?
>
> -Mike
>
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[Mike McGrath]

Michael Greifenkamp wrote:
> Hi Mike.
>
> My name is Michael Greifenkamp and I work at the University of 
> Illinois.  I signed up earlier this week to "volunteer" for the Fedora 
> "websites" project.  I think I'm all set in the account system, but I 
> don't yet have editing rights (it still won't let me edit my own page).
>
> If you folks have a use for me, I'd love to volunteer my time and, er, 
> "skills."  :)
>
> (I run three RedHat ES servers at work, a Fedora box at work, and a 
> Fedora box at my home. I am relatively competent with HTML, PHP, 
> MySQL, ColdFusion, CSS, XML, etc. Oh, and I took and passed the RHCT 
> exam last year...)
>
> And if not, that's fine too.
>
> I'd be happy to take a look at kindofblue as well--what sort of time 
> frame are you looking at (has to be done today, or is over the weekend 
> okay?)?
>
> Thanks.

The sooner the better because this isn't an improvement, its an error 
correction.  Here's the template:

http://fedoraproject.org/docroot/kindofblue.tar.gz

-Mike

[Mike McGrath]

Mike McGrath wrote:
> The sooner the better because this isn't an improvement, its an error 
> correction.  Here's the template:
>
> http://fedoraproject.org/docroot/kindofblue.tar.gz

Before anyone gets too far on this I'm going to "make it work" as best I 
can for the immediate needs but by all means take a look and suggest fixes.

-Mike

[Michael Greifenkamp]

After poking around a bit, it seems the problem with the bulleted 
items not having the same amount of space before and after is an HTML 
issue, not a CSS issue. The bulleted lists aren't lining up properly 
because non-linked items aren't enclosed in paragraph tags.  I 
wouldn't consider this a flaw in the CSS.

<li>2006-12-07 - no meeting <span class="anchor" id="line-36"></span></li>

versus

<li><p class="line891"><a 
href="/wiki/Ambassadors/Meetings/2006-08-31"> 2006-08-31</a> <span 
class="anchor" id="line-50"></span></li>

If you include the paragraph tags in the first list item above, it 
fixes the spacing.

Mike
> Before anyone gets too far on this I'm going to "make it work" as 
> best I can for the immediate needs but by all means take a look and 
> suggest fixes.
>
> -Mike
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