Dirk, (good to see a burst of longstanding JIRA issues being resolved) I had a look and did some testing with the new template (FF and Chromium on Linux) . You already stated that we should expect things to be broken, but nevertheless here are some things I found (and you probably already know of) :
* on FF the leftMenu (sidebar) cannot be clicked away, not the "Sidebar" link nor the cross in the leftmenu, Chromium works fine here * Preferences cannot be saved * when editing a page, all the buttons are not visible (inside the yellow area) * sneak preview does not work About the looks of the template, it's a matter of personal preference :-) In general I think there is too little space left for content: * it doesn't take the full width of the screen * the top and bottom blue area's are too large (high) * the left menu too wide (but it can be clicked away). Thanks for all your efforts. kind regards, Harry On 14 February 2014 18:27, Dirk Frederickx <dirk.frederi...@gmail.com>wrote: > All, > > I've just committed a new Apache JSPWiki Template/UI, "haddock". It is > partly a back-port of various v3.0 template changes, resolving a number of > long-outstanding JIRA's. But most visible, it provides a complete new > look&feel, build on top of the popular BOOTSTRAP css framework. > > To activate this new template, add following line to your > jspwiki-custom.properties: > > jspwiki.templateDir = haddock > > > From the change-note: > This template contains various UI improvements and JSP > simplifications, > a major redesign of the JSPWiki CSS stylesheet based on BOOTSTRAP > (now modularly build with LESS) and a rework of the javascript > routines > based on mootools v1.4.x. (also the js is now split into modular > class files) > > Be aware: this is a first commit -- expect things to be broken. > More work is ongoing on the plain editor; the Group UI is to be > fixed. > > Validation has been done against Safari, Chrome & FF; IE testing > is left > to the adventurous user. > > > I hope you'll like the new looks as much as I do ;-) > > > dirk >
