Hi all, tried to fix a couple of wikis now and have some questions.
1) In the old wiki was a picture manager which i currently miss in the new one. How could be overseen which pictures are available to delete unused ones or upload new ones or relink existing ones ?
2) The syntax highlighting seems to be a little buggy. a) For example a
```bash ... ...
``` marks sometimes bash commands (in that specific case 'cd') in red, the same command in another bash code tag in regular white, it seems a little inconsitent.
b) Also in the same bash code highlighting sometimes line numbers appears and the whole code block get out of the format.
c) Also in the same bash code highlighting some numbers e.g. '192.168' disappears cause it uses the page background color. May this happens also with perl or another language which i haven´t checked until now.
Some things from here.
Best,
Erik
Hi all, just another one on the syntax highlighting.
If an initscript will be code tagged with a simple
``` #!/bin/sh script content ```
the wiki shows the line numbers and get out of the format. This could be fixed with the syntax bash highlighting like it is known
```bash #!/bin/sh script content ```
May this helps to find some bugs there.
Best,
Erik
On Fr, 2019-08-16 at 19:56 +0200, ummeegge wrote:
Hi all, tried to fix a couple of wikis now and have some questions.
- In the old wiki was a picture manager which i currently miss in
the new one. How could be overseen which pictures are available to delete unused ones or upload new ones or relink existing ones ?
- The syntax highlighting seems to be a little buggy.
a) For example a
... ...marks sometimes bash commands (in that specific case 'cd') in red, the same command in another bash code tag in regular white, it seems a little inconsitent.
b) Also in the same bash code highlighting sometimes line numbers appears and the whole code block get out of the format.
c) Also in the same bash code highlighting some numbers e.g. '192.168' disappears cause it uses the page background color. May this happens also with perl or another language which i haven´t checked until now.
Some things from here.
Best,
Erik
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Erik,
For me the numbers is bash syntax highlighting are invisible. They are black on black.
See bugzilla: https://bugzilla.ipfire.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12131
From: ummeegge Sent: Saturday, August 17, 2019, 5:17 AM To: documentation@lists.ipfire.org Subject: Re: New wiki - images and syntax highlighting
Hi all, just another one on the syntax highlighting.
If an initscript will be code tagged with a simple
#!/bin/sh script contentthe wiki shows the line numbers and get out of the format. This could be fixed with the syntax bash highlighting like it is known
#!/bin/sh script contentMay this helps to find some bugs there.
Best,
Erik
On Fr, 2019-08-16 at 19:56 +0200, ummeegge wrote:
Hi all, tried to fix a couple of wikis now and have some questions.
- In the old wiki was a picture manager which i currently miss in
the new one. How could be overseen which pictures are available to delete unused ones or upload new ones or relink existing ones ?
- The syntax highlighting seems to be a little buggy.
a) For example a
... ...marks sometimes bash commands (in that specific case 'cd') in red, the same command in another bash code tag in regular white, it seems a little inconsitent.
b) Also in the same bash code highlighting sometimes line numbers appears and the whole code block get out of the format.
c) Also in the same bash code highlighting some numbers e.g. '192.168' disappears cause it uses the page background color. May this happens also with perl or another language which i haven´t checked until now.
Some things from here.
Best,
Erik
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