User talk:Kirkburn

Test etc

Unable to reproduce all errors seen before
You can see for yourself the series of saves and another one of those "diary" style acocunts at User:Najevi/sandbox2.

In summary the only errors I can report are:
 * 1) Tables
 * 2) the   after a row of headings is not being generated
 * 3) the placement of the   is where the missing   ought to have appeared.
 * 4) When creating internal links the link is not being closed. The effect is that (i) it appears in red font but also (ii) it causes any space or characters typed after the inserted link to become a part of the link.
 * 5) After inserting a table (or an image) that floats to right or left, the text as typed in the RTE window wraps around the inserted object even if clr is used to force a break.

I plan to email 6 numbered screenshots to you via community@wikia.com - please check for those.

-- najevi 17:12, December 11, 2009 (UTC)


 * Thanks. I will take a look! Kirkburn (talk) 17:56, December 11, 2009 (UTC)

Initial reponses: Looking into the table and link stuff now. Kirkburn (talk) 18:17, December 11, 2009 (UTC)
 * We're going to remove the "summary" section from the table options. It's confusing, and no-one uses it.
 * Removal of the initial  in a table is a slightly odd optimization thing the editor does - it shouldn't have any real affect, except on the wikitext. I'll see if we can stop it.
 * I see what you mean with  - this is more of a conceptual issue as we don't execute template contents within the edit window. We'll have to look into it.


 * Link issue - looks like it only occurs when a link starts a line. (Try with some words before the link, it should revert to normal text after the link again). Should be fixable. Kirkburn (talk) 18:34, December 11, 2009 (UTC)


 * Table issue - I'm unable to reproduce. The issue is the "caption" text appearing in the wrong location, but I'm unsure how to make that occur. Kirkburn (talk) 12:54, December 14, 2009 (UTC)

Testing editor issues Jen Burton (help forum | blog) 00:01, December 4, 2011 (UTC)