Formatting questions

Hi,

I just updated moinmoin wiki to 1.5.3 and discovered that
the modern  
theme now displays the "Login" (on top of the
page) aligned left,  
close to the sitename. If previous versions, it used to be
displayed  
right next to the search field. Any suggestions of what to
change so  
that "Login", "Preferences", and
"Logout" get displayed right next to  
"Search" text box?

Secondly, each page now displays the page title. Can I set
the pages  
NOT to display the page title? If this cannot be done, can
someone  
point me to the location in the CSS  file which will allow
me to  
change fontsize and top and bottom spacing for the title.

Thanks.

Yusuf


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> I just updated moinmoin wiki to 1.5.3

Sounds like an outdated debian or ubuntu package. X)

Maybe you just want to use the 1.5.7 package from the moin
site. 

> and discovered that the modern  
> theme now displays the "Login" (on top of the
page) aligned left,  
> close to the sitename. If previous versions, it used to
be displayed  
> right next to the search field. Any suggestions of what
to change so  
> that "Login", "Preferences", and
"Logout" get displayed right next to  
> "Search" text box?

I guess you would have to change how the modern theme works
(or choose 
any other theme or make your own).

> Secondly, each page now displays the page title.

That's part of the navigation, you can click on it.

On subpages, you can even click on the parent pages.

> Can I set the pages NOT to display the page title? If
this cannot be done, can someone  
> point me to the location in the CSS  file which will
allow me to  
> change fontsize and top and bottom spacing for the
title.

Look into modern.py and modern/css/{common,screen}.css


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On Apr 10, 2007, at 5:50 AM, Thomas Waldmann wrote:

>> I just updated moinmoin wiki to 1.5.3
>
> Sounds like an outdated debian or ubuntu package. X)
>
> Maybe you just want to use the 1.5.7 package from the
moin site. 
Yes, that was a typo. I have the 1.5.7 package installed
.

Talking of ubuntu, they have done a fantastic job with the
theme for  
their moinmoin wiki. Is their theme available for public
consumption?  
If not the color, CSS for just the layout and fonts will
work .

>
>> and discovered that the modern
>> theme now displays the "Login" (on top of
the page) aligned left,
>> close to the sitename. If previous versions, it
used to be displayed
>> right next to the search field. Any suggestions of
what to change so
>> that "Login", "Preferences",
and "Logout" get displayed right next to
>> "Search" text box?
>
> I guess you would have to change how the modern theme
works (or choose
> any other theme or make your own).
OK.

>
>> Secondly, each page now displays the page title.
>
> That's part of the navigation, you can click on it.
>
Can I disable that?

> On subpages, you can even click on the parent pages.
>
>> Can I set the pages NOT to display the page title?
If this cannot  
>> be done, can someone
>> point me to the location in the CSS  file which
will allow me to
>> change fontsize and top and bottom spacing for the
title.
>
> Look into modern.py and modern/css/{common,screen}.css
>
OK.

Thanks for your comments Thomas.

Yusuf


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On Tue, 10 Apr 2007 14:50:33 +0200, "Thomas
Waldmann" <tw-publicgmx.de>
said:
> > I just updated moinmoin wiki to 1.5.3
> 
> Sounds like an outdated debian or ubuntu package. X)
> 
> Maybe you just want to use the 1.5.7 package from the
moin site. 

1.5.7 is in Debian testing.
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Andrew Malcolmson


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