Last modified: 2005-12-20 15:02:20 UTC
<h1 class="firstHeading">(pagetitle)</h1> Why not call the class "pageTitle" to reflect what the class is used for? This class does not appear to be used anywhere else.
No reason to change it; it is the first heading.
It's true that it's the first heading, but it would be nice to know a bit more when looking at the CSS; also, it might not always be the first heading (we might make the first heading the site title and this the second heading).
You resolved the bug without giving an explanation.
There's no issue here.
(In reply to comment #2) > (we might make the first heading the site title and this the second heading). ...in which case we'd update the CSS and any affected output to reflect it.
This seems unnecessarily complicated.
No, *this* is an unnecessary waste of *our* time. We've done things how we've done them for a reason. A lot of the bug reports you've been filing aren't actual bug reports, but comments on our SGML or some other trivial detail that isn't broken. Obviously, I don't want to put you off filing genuine bug reports, making genuine comments and trying to be helpful, but persistently commenting on every little quirk MediaWiki has is going to sap up your energies, as it is. Please restrict what you create to being proper bug reports or feature requests.
It's only trivial if you think it's trivial. Isn't this why we have a severity of "trivial" and a priority of "lowest"?
(In reply to comment #8) > It's only trivial if you think it's trivial. Isn't this why we have a severity > of "trivial" and a priority of "lowest"? Those are for things that are actually broken and need fixing, but aren't vital.
