Hi,
I replaced most of the <font> tags in the search results template (that
template came from the swish-e distribution package).
But my search results falls apart in NS4.0. Can someone take a look and
see if they know any tricks to make NS4 work.
Someone's review of the styles I added might be wise, too. ;)
You can preview over my slow connection at
http://hank.org:5000/
I added the "_" and ":" to what swish considers part of a word, so
searching for mod_perl really searches for the single word "mod_perl", and
searching for Apache::Registry will find that, as a single word, too.
That changes means searching for "Registry" won't find "Apache::Registry".
Play with that and see if you like it better.
Currently only pages generated with the "page_body" template are indexed.
This is because the spider is only extracting out content within
<div class="index_section">
tags, and that's in page_body. That means the index.html pages are not
indexed, which is probably what we want.
Searching in sub-sections seems to work reasonably well. If you are on the
documentation page it will search all docs in the /docs/* tree, but if you
are looking at a Guide page and type search it will search just The Guide.
I'm still +1 for moving the search box to the side bar for two reasons: 1)
it frees up space in the content area, and 2) I like the idea of a radio
button to search the current section or everything. Someone might be
browsing The Guide and then want to search for something, but not limit it
to The Guide.
>http://www.bullitt.suite.dk/new_logo_top/download/search.html
One problem: did anyone look at that test in Netscape? NS4 doesn't work.
Again, if someone can help find why NS4 is messing up in search results,
that would be a big help, as I have no idea!
Thanks,
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Bill Moseley
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