I upgraded the wiki, and put a bootstrap theme on it, using bootswatch simplex.
Going to test out for a bit. Let me know what you think.
It has sidebar support and i gotta probably add some indent levels to it.
You can add padding to the links.
Maybe put the different lang versions under a pull-down menu so that the rest is not pushed down.
Have some columns (thought this was possible via plugin) on the main page.
It seams that the wiki doesn't have sections ( <section> </section> ) in the html code.
There are a ton of options let me look
The new theme is also missing bullets in lists
(2016-05-23, 20:11:01)datiswous Wrote: [ -> ]It seams that the wiki doesn't have sections ( <section> </section> ) in the html code.
I can't remember why I found that important..
(2017-01-17, 17:19:06)ularkusut Wrote: [ -> ]Wiki Updates is a website or situs
Wiki Updates is a changelog for GS wiki, you can see it here:
http://get-simple.info/wiki/
Wiki not there this morning?
Reverted some fucking asshole spammed it
Thanks shawn. what a pain these people are!
I just realised i never banned them, if snyone has admincp or can find that user it was banana something i think.
Can we have a different PHP code theme for the wiki (eg. Github)?
It looks horrible imo.
Not sure is it part of the theme?
(2017-02-15, 23:24:32)shawn_a Wrote: [ -> ]Not sure is it part of the theme?
DokuWiki mentions it uses GeSHi, but it does
look cumbersome.
ugh what a pile of ancient crap, it does have alot of language support, thats why people use it, it can be themed, but suprisingly there are no themes for it, there are a ton of modern highlighters now, Ill take a look at turning it off and using client side js libs.
server side code highlghting is no longer necessary imho
Surely there is a way to theme it, i mean highlight.js has 77 themes
https://highlightjs.org/
why would anyone use geshi
DocuWiki version was upgraded, let me know if you see any issues.