Tim Cross <theophil...@gmail.com> writes: >> The latest manual has the correct link. I assume that you have fixed it. >> I guess that some of your questions do no apply anymore. > > Correct. I made some minimal changes to address the worst failing > aspects. However, a lot more work to do to really clean things up. > Bastein applied the patches I sent in and has given me write access. > However, I think I will probably create a new branch to do the > updates/changes and make them available to view (somewhere) as they will > be significant and I want a clean rollback strategy in case things go > wrong (especially as I will be re-defining the whole build process for > worg and probably making significant changes to the styling). .
Thanks again for working on this! WORG really needs more care. >>> 2. I seem to recall that at one point, you could view the *.org sources >>> of pages on worg. I think this was a useful feature and we should >>> re-enable it. However, I suspect the nginx server will need some >>> tweaking. Is updating the server config to allow *.org access a >>> reasonable thing to do? >> >> Aren't they currently available? I can and I was always able to get the >> org sources by changing the link from .html to .org. > > No, that doesn't work for me using either chrome or firefox. Chrome just > keeps switching back to the HTML url and firefox just hangs, returning > nothing. Bastien has sent me the nginx config being used, but I've not > yet had a look at it. My recollection is that there use to be a > link in the footer which you could use to get the source (org file). I > think an explicit link is better than relying on 'knowing' you can > change the extension to .org (even if it did work) as that is just a > little to close to 'secret guild knowledge' for my tastes. FYI, I am using Qutebrowser, which uses qtwebengine (5.15.5) under the hood. https://orgmode.org/worg/org-contribute.org makes my Qutebrowser displays download save dialogue. The .org file is also downloaded using Firefox-100.0. No hanging. Having a link to .org source in the footer is a good idea. Also, I recall someone complaining that there is not .pdf version of Org manual. I guess that similar feature could be useful in WORG. Best, Ihor
