- Status New
- Percent Complete
- Task Type Feature Request
- Category User Interface
- Assigned To No-one
- Operating System All
- Severity Very Low
- Priority Very Low
- Reported Version 1.0 devel (github master)
- Due in Version Undecided
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Attached to Project: Flyspray - The bug killer!
Opened by peterdd - 17.06.2016
Last edited by peterdd - 17.06.2016
Opened by peterdd - 17.06.2016
Last edited by peterdd - 17.06.2016
FS#2138 - Overhaul dokuwiki editor buttonbar
Rethink the current sets of buttons and their functionality.
Maybe a mousover hint/cheatsheet of available dokuwiki syntax is more helpful in writing fast and efficient.
- buttongroup links http,email,ftp
- buttongroup code, code php: why a single button for php? maybe a cheatsheet or subselect for choosing a language (read directory plugins/dokuwiki/inc/geshi for that). Or even better: Let the project administrator define what source code languages are used/popular in a software project and dependend of that setting prefer/promote that languages
I miss a blockquote- or cite-tag for citation, which is more semantic than bold, italic, underline buttons. Update: It is the > character followed by text!- Show a cheatsheet (by mouseover?) of dokuwiki smileys as defined at plugins/dokuwiki/conf , update to current config of dokuwiki, facepalm for instance is missing
8-) 8-O 8-o :-( :-) =) :-/ :-\ :-? :-D :-P :-o :-O :-x :-X :-| ;-) ^_^ :?: :!: LOL FIXME DELETEME
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icon_smile.gif
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icon_doubt.gif
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icon_confused.gif
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icon_razz.gif
icon_surprised.gif
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icon_silenced.gif
icon_silenced.gif
icon_neutral.gif
icon_wink.gif
icon_fun.gif (not working as first character on a line, bug?)
icon_question.gif
icon_exclaim.gif
icon_lol.gif
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ID | Project | Summary | Priority | Severity | Assigned To | Progress | |
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2139 | Flyspray - The bug killer! | FS#2139 - Add project setting of popular used programming languages | Very Low | Very Low |