I noticed today that the table of contents tags on the wiki page no longer jump down the associated header line on page. 
The ToC links now open a NEW PAGE (at the associated header location.)

Has anyone else noticed this? 
Mark, was there a change to how the ToC operates (or am I nuts?)?  If so (a change, not my being nuts) I ask that it be changed back so the action slides down the page to the header location.

On Tue, Jul 23, 2019 at 08:26 PM, Ken Kloeber wrote:

I noticed today that the table of contents tags on the wiki page...

The wiki page of which group, exactly? I for one cannot correlate your query with the wiki on this group.

Chris

Mark

no change in the ToC action.  For instance click the ToC tags here 

https://groups.io/g/Catalina30/wiki/Removing-the-Rube-Goldberg-valve-on-a-mk-I

Notice also that several images are now vaporized.  Any idea what’s up w/ that?

thx
ken

***I for one cannot correlate your query with the wiki on this group.***

no wonder, because there’s no ToC on this group’s wiki.

Mark

Yep, really fixed.  THANK YOU!  (It's difficult enough to get  members to click on/use the wiki, so can't make it any more difficult for them...)

On Wed, Jul 24, 2019 at 08:40 PM, Ken Kloeber wrote:

It's difficult enough to get  members to click on/use the wiki,

That's a great point. Why is that? Could it be because the wiki is at the bottom? The items aren't alphabetical. In fact, I can't figure out what the order is based on, but at least in the case of my group, it's not based on the usage - in fact, nearly the opposite. Here's the current order:

Home

Guidelines

Subscription

Messages

Hashtags

New Topic

New Poll

Chats

Directory

Calendar

Photos

Files 

Databases

Wiki

What is this order based on, if anything? If I had to create an order based on usage in my group (or desired usage), I would put Hashtags, New Polls, Chats, and Directory at the very bottom. We also don't use the calendar, but I'm guessing the majority of groups probably do, so I won't argue that it, for example, should be near the bottom. But I think for most groups, having Files, Photos, and Wiki closer to the top would be more useful.

 
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J

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On Thu, Jul 25, 2019 at 05:20 AM, J_Catlady wrote:

On Wed, Jul 24, 2019 at 08:40 PM, Ken Kloeber wrote:

It's difficult enough to get  members to click on/use the wiki,

That's a great point. Why is that?

I suspect that anything that requires Subscribers to log in finishes up in the "not used much" category; most Subs seem to want to operate by email only. Such polling evidence that I have suggests that most Subs just don't use the web UI much, if at all.

Unfortunately...

Chris

I think that’s not the case in some groups. But either way, the ordering seems random. Maybe it should be re-evaluated.

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J

Messages are the sole opinion of the author, especially the fishy ones.
My humanity is bound up in yours, for we can only be human together. - Desmond Tutu

The “ordering”?
non comprendo. 

The “ordering”?
non comprendo. 

There is no ordering. LOL
thats an oxymoron for sure. 

But it I suppose each grp might have different preferences?
hey what a great idea, group setting.

Chris 

one of the key  reasons for pushing for a wiki is so our mbrs could put effort into posting answers/tips/fixes/experience re: “the same recurring issues” and not have to re-spin the wheel every time the question gets asked.  Easier to just post a link, right?
But they don’t get it. Apparently have too much time on their hands (retired?) and prefer to wordsmith over and over and over again.