[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > Would it be enough to place a disclaimer on the page with the search > results, saying something like: > > Note that pages in the groups PmWiki/ and Site/ below are about > using this wiki wiki, and not particularly about LyX.
:-( (my opinion) > I'll check on how to exclude pages in PmWiki/ from a search... one > solution could be that the default search form doesn't search > PmWiki/, Site/ It's especially a problem because the results "advanced tables, markup, images, etc." all sound like they are related to document preparation in LyX. And when one is in a small panic, still a newbie LyX-user, etc., it's frustrating. I found I was better off using Google to search for terms like "latex LyX myProblem" than using the Wiki search feature. But, that's one opinion only, just wanted to mention it. > > A link somewhere on the page "how to edit this page" etc., should > > more than suffice, shouldn't it? (or a separate search field > > somewhere else for meta-searches) > > How do you mean? A link on how to search the entire wiki? Well, isn't one only really interested in Wiki-howto information when one is actually editing/creating (or about to) a Wiki page? So, off the top of my head, that is where I would find it useful to have a "Search Wiki Help" field. Thanks for listening (and for the Wiki), -Kevin -- Kevin Pfeiffer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Tiros-Translations
