On Jan 23, 2:10 pm, The Editor <[email protected]> wrote:
> On Fri, Jan 23, 2009 at 6:35 AM, Markus <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > Just upgraded to 2.39 and since my application downloads are named
> > like "MyApplication-1.05.zip" these links broke. While the fix feature
> > might be valuable for page names, I wonder if it is also useful for
> > non-page links (*.exe, *.dmg, *.zip, etc.).
> > I am not sure if image links (*.jpg, *.png, etc.) should be fixed.
> > When posting a picture named "DanHackingBoltwire.jpg", I think there
> > is not much wrong with the file name.
>
> > What about a fix exclusion list in site.config?
>
> It's already there, I believe. Try setting uploadCase: true in
> site.config to disable the automatic conversion to lower case.

Excellent. Works fine.

> > A small general note:
> > On boltwire.com, links in the side and top zones should not be colored
> > gray when clicked. There is little value in telling users that they
> > have visited the download site or used the search before. ;)
>
> You have a point, but I'm trying to use default settings on BoltWire
> as much as possible. And I think in general it is good practice to
> show visited links. Thanks for the input.

I agree that coloring visited links is a great practice in general.
Except for navigational links. The main zone should still color
visited links by default. It only looks odd and distracting for the
other non-content zones in my opinion. Well, it's not a big matter, so
decide how you feel it's right.

Thanks for the help!

Markus
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