Rupert Swarbrick <[email protected]> writes: > Adam <[email protected]> writes: > >> Hugh, >> >> If you go directly to http://docs.factorcode.org there is a search function >> (same as the apropos word on a load-all image) in the frame to the left. >> >> Perhaps there should always be a frame when linking directly to the >> articles? >> >> -Adam > > Hmm, although the frame interacts kind of weirdly with forward and back > buttons here. (I'm using Gnome's epiphany; not sure whether ff, ie > etc. have the same issues) > > Because of this, I tend to have two or three doc tabs open, one of which > has the frame. It would be very irritating if the internal links got > changed to restore the search frame without the forward/back interaction > being fixed. (Incidentally, I don't know much about frames and browsers > - it could be that forward and back never work in this situation?) >
Gack. It's just epiphany, it seems. I guess I should work out exactly what's going on and submit them a bug report or something. Please ignore me! :) Rupert
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