Jonas - you're correct. The theme designer can place the 'searchresults' element anywhere they choose - I'd missed that. There isstill the problem, though, that if you want to put it in the maincontent element, the article list must be hidden. Without changing code, perhaps the results list could be displayed ontop of the article list and styled to have a height of 100%. I'll trythat to see if it works cross-browser. On 3 Dec 2005 11:50:20 -0000, jonasb.16759522 at bloglines.com<jonasb.16759522 at bloglines.com> wrote:> I don't think this is up to Typo, but rather up to each theme. In my own> theme> I have no sidebar and put the live search result below the header and above> main content. I prefer that location (but I have much more work to do on my> theme to make it more usable and nice-looking).>> /Jonas (jonas.b at home.se)>> http://andthennothing.net>> --- David Richardson wrote:> > Does anyone other> than me find the display of live search results inthe sidebar disconcerting> and semantically incorrect?> > While I'm searching for something, the results> of the query are myprimary focus. I want them to be visually dominant.> Currently,> theresults are squished into the sidebar. All the while, the sidebar> isdancing> a jig as the result list changes with each keystroke.Formatting of this> block> is hard enough in such a small space, withouthaving to deal with craptastic> browsers that don't support max-widthand min-width and differing browser> treatment> of the margin andpadding properties.> > To further confuse matters, using> a form submit to send the query tothe server displays the results in the> main> content <div>.> > What's the rationale for the current layout?--> > D.R.> > _______________________________________________> > Typo-list mailing list>> > Typo-list at rubyforge.org> > http://rubyforge.org/mailman/listinfo/typo-list>> >> _______________________________________________> Typo-list mailing list> Typo-list at rubyforge.org> http://rubyforge.org/mailman/listinfo/typo-list>
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