Obviously, a div can be fixed but the problem is applying it to every page. There are two possible solutions: either use _template but you will have to copy all code to all sections of the website or (as I have done), if you do not use one of your nav elements, put the code in your side or top menus.

I do not use side so I have placed the code here:

 [[image http://onlinecv.wdfiles.com/local--files/admin%3Acss/feedback-corner.gif link="start:feedback"]] 

And in your custom CSS, use the following:

 #side-bar{ position:fixed; bottom:0; right:0; width:81px; height:81px; padding:0; margin:0; } 

Then, on your feedback page:

 [[=]] Any comments or suggestions are welcome. [[module MailForm to="{your-username}" title="Wikidot Feedback"]] # name * title: Name * rules: * required: true * hint: Required # email * title: Email * rules: * required: true * hint: Required # affiliation * title: Institute/Organization/Company # message * type: textarea * title: Message * rules: * maxLength: 1000 * required: true * hint: Max Char. 1000, Required [[/module]] [[/=]] 

Remember to change {your-username} in the MailForm module.

And here is the result: HaveMyCV.com

If you decide to deploy this on your site, please copy the image to your site: I may change it and the design may no longer fit with your pages.

Hope this helps, feedback welcome :)

i agree with Spir :)

Neste espaço você deverá discutir sobre as suas observações quanto ao site do WikiDot, lembre-se de informar os sites juntamente com os comentários. É necessário que você aluna, abra uma conta no Site WikiDot, isso facilita seu acesso nos outros portais.

If I remember back about 9-10 months, I think I was more intent on finding out:

• How to make my site look better (CSS themes)
• How to let other people contribute by uploading files (so learning how the user account system & permissions & site members systems work)
• How to make an announcement/news section, that would show the most recent news on the home page

That's about it, really.

Hack into Wikidot's servers, reset the clock and then edit/save each page so that its updated_at matches its skill level. Then sort by updated_at.

Better yet, implement our (currently) second highest rated weneed!

-Ed

• Use comments, so that one comment means "beginner", two means "intermediate" and three means "advanced". Then order by comments.
• If the pages are small, add huge amounts of fake text in a separate content section, relative to your skill level, then order by content size.
• If you only have one page per skill level (you did not stipulate that there might be several), order by page name
• Create multiple accounts, then carefully edit each page with the right account, then order by updated_by (what d'ya mean that's not implemented yet… MICHAL!!!)
• Hack into Wikidot's servers, reset the clock and then edit/save each page so that its updated_at matches its skill level. Then sort by updated_at.

1. list pages tagged with "beginner"
2. list pages tagged with "intermediate"
3. list pages tagged with "advanced"

-Ed

2. tags, and three separate ListPages

How do you mean?

Think about this :

• Beginners play beginner exercises.
• Advanced play advanced.

They would be rating from inside their skill level. :)

— hartnell

But this is a challenge. Having already designed it, what's another way you could design it?

— hartnell

Skill Level (by number)? 1 to 5?

Every contributor has his/her own understanding of what is difficult and what is easy. Other stuff is easier for others. If a member tags his new exercise as "2", it can be "4" for others. (edit: Pieter suggested page ratings in an other thread, that could be the answer for this)

I'm not saying that I'm the best judge of what is difficult and what is not but at least when this is done by one person only, the differencies in difficulty are somehow related to each other.

Of course I could tag the new exercises again but I can put them in whatever order I want by hand as well.

Example:

• list by skill level: beginner, intermediate, advanced

Listpages must be able to list the pages from beginner to advanced.

What ingenious solution can you think of?

— hartnell

— hartnell

Listpages by tag, in order.
For example : order = "easy, medium, advanced"

Yes, I have thought of that but I want them to be in very specific order. For example, if I have "Easy fingering exercise 1", "Easy fingering exercise 2" and "Easy fingering exercise 3", they are easy to tag in a way that they are in that order. What if a member creates an "Easy fingering exercise", that I think would belong between 2 and 3? That cannot be automated and I'd still had to add it there by hand.

What do you think about this :

Listpages by tag, in order.

For example : order = "easy, medium, advanced"

It lists all the easy, then all the medium, then advanced?

— hartnell

You're right. It is all about the connecting people. Wiki is a medium for interaction — which then places it on the level of a neural net. :)

Thanks much.

— hartnell

jjs: Is it the use of includes that gives you the impression of the wiki consisting of different pieces glued together?

No, I think it's a good way to organize them (listpages might be perfect but it cannot list them from easy to advanced). It's the things I already listed (templates, css, different modules, etc etc…).