Wiki add file dialog box does not scale to enable multiple images at a time. At this point the entire wiki must be saved or put into preview before adding the next image. (it would be, IMHO, preferable to be able to upload multiple images and add titles and tags to the images afterwards.
I was sorta expecting the "Add Tool" link to create a new tool populated with Dorn's tool template.
Now I'm not sure how to get all the info from his template into my new tool (Farm Item Locator).
Ben and I noticed this weekend that the first hit for (Fido on Google)[https://www.google.com/search?q=farmhack+fido&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&client=ubuntu&channel=fs] is (this)[http://www.farmhack.org/tags/fido]
Shouldn't that show the places on Farm Hack that have the tag?
I'm not very familiar with this list but I just noticed your edit (http://www.farmhack.org/node/94/revisions/view/146/580) and I figured I would ask.
See screen shot, Chrome. Also in IE.
I'm going to change it to "Concept" unless some more info comes to light on this tool.
This tool was showing up three times in the Tools list and it was also being duplicated on the Tool's page itself. Boy was that weird :P. It was a problem with the website itself that I fixed though. This tool should be safe to edit now.
After reading RJ’s post about avatar image sizes, it got me thinking about other standardized sizes. One thing which may be beneficial would be a more standardized height for tools on the tools list page. As of right now the amount of space tools take up is correlated to the length of the description and/or the size of the image. Tools with longer descriptions take up significantly more space than others and stretch out the list.
We should set a strict width on those icons so this illusion does not occur.
Hi there. Just a quick tip. You could copy much of your documentation in the short description and paste it down on the Small Scale Thresher's wiki. We're hoping folks will keep the short descriptions on the tool profiles to around 2 sentences so they are easy to flip through on the Tools page. Thanks for getting the ball rolling on a great tool and good call on that safety tip! :)