Re: First book Feedback

"Mike.lifeguard" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.org.wikimedia.textbook
Message-ID <[email protected]>
On Thu, 13 Nov 2008 18:54:01 -0500, "Andrew Whitworth"
<[email protected]> said:
[...]
> 1) On the table of contents, it says "Articles", when that word really
> doesn't mean anything for books. The first heading that says
> "Articles" should either be changed to the name of the book  or should
> be removed entirely. Actually, you could probably read the value from
> [[MediaWiki:Article]] to make this solution portable.
Good call. -> http://code.pediapress.com/wiki/ticket/356

> 2) Subpages shouldn't be prepended with the name of the book. For
> instance, the chapter should just be titled "CHAPTERNAME", not
> "BOOKNAME/CHAPTERNAME". Maybe we could have a way to override the
> displayed name of a chapter, which would make good sense for books
> where technical difficulties prevent the name from being displayed
> properly on the wiki.
Requested: http://code.pediapress.com/wiki/ticket/355

> 6) Math formulas are generally very well rendered and handled,
> although integrals, limits and summations seem to be a bit cramped.
This should probably use the same renderer as we use for math images.
Not sure why it wouldn't do so. Haven't added a bug for this as it's not
clear to me what's going on or what needs to change.


> 9) I would love it if authors could specify some kind of "print name",
> such as in their preferences. That way people could be recognized by
> their real names if they choose, instead of by their on-wiki
> screennames.
We could request $wgAllowRealName to be enabled - then Collections could
access that for attribution where provided. Probably that's a good idea
- users don't have to provide a real name, and we should allow everyone
who wishes to do so to provide a name for attribution.

-Mike

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