Hi Jerome, First thank you for the detailed analysis. They are very helpful.
* The main content area scrolls when clicking the sidebar control icons. > This seem to happen only when the page is already a bit scrolled. Is this > the expected behavior ? > This is expected and is a result of using the browser's native scrolling mechanism (anchor link). This was done in order to rely less on js for primary navigation/control. I thought it was minor enough, but if you think it should be changed, i think this issue could be removed via js. > * Clicking the search box redirects to the home page > Oops, it's fixed now. * Seems the history UI is not loading with AJAX as colibri does it. I think > it would be a questionnable approach, as it increases the cost of loading > a > page, while the history will not be checked out by users most of the > times. > Good idea. I just updated it so it would load on ajax (also, relevant to the below point, made it more international friendly) > * Internationalization is missing. (For example the "Swipe horizontally to > access menu") > Yes, I've been thinking about this. I was wondering how I should go about this. Internationalization would take a lot of (community) work it seems. And I was wondering whether the "swipe horizontally" is needed at all. I know that in most apps they do not mention this, but the argument would be that app are long term usage scenarios. What are your thoughts? > * Do you have any use of modernizr ? If not we should remove it. > Modernizr is used both to better degrade opacity, rotation and other niceties, and to decide the web layout. As I mentioned in the proposal/design some of the issues are the wildly varying pixel densities. Eg. the Nexus7 (my personal test platform), has a 1024x800 but is only 7 inch, so it doesn't work as well with the sidebar layout as it would with the mobile layout. So what it's doing right now is to check the screen size and whether it is touch screen (most laptop has about equivalent density (except for maybe the new macbook), but, even then, those are still not very relevant because they are usually top of the line and exceed the pixel size of tablets). Media queries presently do not yet have touch identifier, so modernizr is used in conjunction. Is this ok, or should i try to find a better solution? * There is no edit mode switcher when editing the page. If you update your > repos you can checkout how I've done it for Lyrebird > Ok, thanks > * The "profile" and "logout" links overlap the sidebar controls on > Firefox. > See http://i.imgur.com/LRgIc.png > Hmm, that's strange, it didn't do that on my end. Thanks for bringing it up. <http://i.imgur.com/LRgIc.png>* Top "Add" menu "add comment to page" and > "add attachment to page" have no > effect > What do you mean by this? Sorry * The "document index" tabs don't look too good when small screen estate. > See http://imgur.com/GalCk Ok, thanks > That should be about it for now. > Regarding the next items that could be addressed, here is what I have in > mind : > * Search. The synchronous search UI seems fine, but now it would be great > to have a functional search suggest. > Ok, I will look into this. * Ensure consistency of styles across the standard XE UI. I've seen some > forms remain un-styled, for example the "Add space" and "Add page" ones. > This > is a work of playing hide and seek with your wiki :) > Yes, i've been trying to hunt them down as much as I can, and will continue to do so. > * It would be good that you document your patch on the livetable macros/JS > somewhere so that it's easier for us to understand what you've done and > possibly to integrate it > Ok, how would you suggest I do this/where? Briefly, I used this technique ( http://filamentgroup.com/lab/responsive_design_approach_for_complex_multicolumn_data_tables/ ). * Color themes ? Apps ? For apps, I wanted to confirm: skinning is only possible via css, and not its html (since it's html is not from the templates folder)? There's an issue when viewing a page that do not exist : see > http://i.imgur.com/4Y6x5.png Ah, good catch, thanks Thank you again for helping/mentoring with this project (sidenote: have fun with, what I gathered, the XWiki annual seminar) Best, Jonathan Solichin _______________________________________________ devs mailing list [email protected] http://lists.xwiki.org/mailman/listinfo/devs
