=== MTeck is now known as MTecknology [07:55] hi [13:55] does this team manage mailing lists? === mpt_ is now known as mpt [14:13] dns53, all lists, do you mean ? [14:25] the loco list [14:27] I suppose it's newz2000 who manages the whole lists.ubuntu.com but i dont think he controls what happens in the lists themselves. === mpt_ is now known as mpt === mpt_ is now known as mpt === mpt_ is now known as mpt [18:50] http://www.bing.com/search?q=ubuntu === mpt_ is now known as mpt [18:53] wow [18:53] their engine isnt clever [18:53] uses my geographical location to sort the answers [18:53] instead of my locale [18:54] i learned that ubuntu is the magazine of finland-south africa club [19:01] wow, I like the mouse-over taht shows a summary of the contents of the target page [19:01] Bing is quite sure that I'm in Australia -- I don't know how it got that idea [19:04] newz2000, i don't see that [19:04] knome: when you mouse over the results a line and dot show up on the right... if you mouse over it you see a summary of the page [19:05] no, i don't see a dot [19:06] oh right, now i do [19:06] :-) [19:06] subtle [19:07] the page looks totally different on epiphany and firefox [19:07] on epiphany, i have way more content [19:07] i wonder if it's because the locale is en only [19:10] heya newz2000 [19:10] hey SiDi [19:10] mpt, i got an IP that isnt linked to my country too when i'm in france :] Stupid people make stupid search engines :] [19:11] newz2000, i wanted to ask you something about the wiki themes [19:11] is it possible to have one for xubuntu ? :D [19:11] SiDi: I'd rather not [19:11] as a matter of fact there has been recent talk to remove kubuntu's theme [19:11] don't think it will happen, but the prob is [19:11] knome, weird, I have the opposite issue -- it's far more interesting in Firefox [19:12] that google shows some results illogically as being part of the kubuntu wiki and others as being part of ubuntu wiki [19:12] newz2000, aw [19:13] newz2000, the only point of that would be to change brown to blue though [19:13] we use a custom menu for xubuntu pages, its blueish, and that's just not sexy :D [19:13] well, there's also the need for a separate domain [19:13] SiDi: if adding some styles to the ubuntu theme could make your pages more attractive I'd support that [19:14] non-intrusive styles that only affect certain pages for example [19:15] is it possible to change the aspect of the page with code inside our wiki pages ? [19:15] SiDi, https://lists.canonical.com/archives/ubuntu-website/2009-March/000620.html [19:15] the best for us would be to have a page like https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Xubuntu/Toolbox/Menu that changes the rest too [19:16] SiDi: can you add a class attribute to your menu? If so then we could add necessary styles to the main style sheet [19:17] our "wiki" consists of the childs of wiki.ubuntu.com/Xubuntu btw :p [19:18] newz2000, would you do that server-side, or only for browsers that support the :has-child() selector? :-) [19:18] knome, ping [19:19] neither, I'm thinking of styling only specific elements of the page that have pre-defined classes on them [19:19] like the menu [19:21] newz2000, isnt there a way to specify a different CSS for a part of the wiki ? [19:22] SiDi: I don't know for sure but if you want to propose a solution I'll consider it. We're using moin 1.6 series. [19:30] SiDi, pong [19:37] knome, newz2000 asked if we could add a class to our menu :P [19:43] http://moinmo.in/FeatureRequests/ThemeCssPerPage [19:45] is it normal i dont understand anything ? [19:46] those are theoretical solutions as far as I can tell... I'm not too comfortable with it since some browsers (ahem) let you embed scripts in stylesheets [19:48] I'm adamantly opposed to any feature that lets people use our wiki tool to hack into the computers who happen to visit our site with IE. [19:48] ...wiki as a tool... [19:48] :-D [19:48] newz2000, heheh :D [19:49] newz2000, think about how we'd protect our precious knowledge from the microsoft marketing department [19:49] Though that would be a clever trick if we could automatically install Ubuntu on the computers of anyone using IE [19:50] yeh [19:50] with wubi [19:50] hm... i shall write the first ubuntu-installing virus :] [19:53] i must find their wiki [19:53] their irc * [19:53] this stuff is too confusing [20:09] newz2000, http://paste.ubuntu.com/185944/ [20:09] Do you understand what he means ? :D [20:16] http://paste.pocoo.org/show/120415/ <- he told me we could execute arbitrary code depending on what's in the "request" param [20:25] SiDi: yes, I know what he means [20:26] That's dirty, right ? :P [20:26] well, it can be done elegantly, but it would require major revision to the theme [20:26] think simpler, I'll bet you can come up with something that will work nicely [20:31] i dont even know if we can put CSS inside the wiki pages :x [20:31] you can definitely use style rules [20:32] I thin css classes work also [20:32] think [20:32] Do you know the syntax for the style rules inside a wiki page ? [20:33] I've seen it used on tables... [20:34] SiDi: see the first few lines of this: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Artwork?action=raw [20:37] Per line isnt affordable unfortunately ^^ [20:38] What i actually want is that all the pages below Xubuntu/ automatically get a style applied, and the worse thing to do when creating a page would be copy pasting a block of wikitext or including it as we currently include our menu [20:40] I'd suggest against trying to make a drastic change to the site this way, I'm referring to making your menu look good with the stock ubuntu theme [20:41] well, at worse that's ok, we'll survive ^^ [20:41] its just about marketing :P === MTeck is now known as MTecknologyu === MTecknologyu is now known as MTecknology