I see that we now have a Topic and a Product entry in the sidebar on the question pages.
The topic list seems to reflect the entries in the Tags list in a more readable form.
Is that the only purpose of the topic list or are there differences?
How are both of those lists created from the AAQ form?
Does the user have to fill those from a selection list?
I see that we now have a Topic and a Product entry in the sidebar on the question pages.<br />
The topic list seems to reflect the entries in the Tags list in a more readable form.
Is that the only purpose of the topic list or are there differences?
How are both of those lists created from the AAQ form?<br />
Does the user have to fill those from a selection list?
I remember a discussion here when the new IA changes came about, on using Topics on support forum questions. If I remember right, the idea was that questions about emerging issues or "hot topics" that don't have a KB article will show up in the Topics list, just like KB articles do. Edit: See this thread.
I checked the list of SUMO recently fixed bugs (linked here) and found this related bug report:
Bug 810945 - Assign topics and products to questions during AAQ
I remember a discussion here when the new IA changes came about, on using Topics on support forum questions. If I remember right, the idea was that questions about emerging issues or "hot topics" that don't have a KB article will show up in the Topics list, just like [/kb KB articles] do. ''Edit: See [https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/forums/knowledge-base-articles/708642 this thread].''
I checked the list of SUMO [https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/buglist.cgi?list_id=2124356&resolution=FIXED&chfieldto=Now&query_format=advanced&chfieldfrom=01-01-2012&chfieldvalue=FIXED&product=support.mozilla.org recently fixed bugs] (linked [https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/contributor-news-resources#w_helpful-links-for-contributors here]) and found this related bug report:
[https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=810945 Bug 810945] - Assign topics and products to questions during AAQ
Thanks Alice I've decided to hide the two sections for now as it moves down the More system details section that I'm using a lot.
Unfortunately they don't have an id or class name to distinguish them, but this seems to work.
The other sections (Tags and System Details and the menu entries) in the sidebar have an ID or Class Name, so it would help if these two get one two (#topics, #product) then it would be possible to only display contents on hover or otherwise style them.
EDIT: this seems to be working better:
Thanks Alice I've decided to hide the two sections for now as it moves down the More system details section that I'm using a lot.
Unfortunately they don't have an id or class name to distinguish them, but this seems to work.
The other sections (Tags and System Details and the menu entries) in the sidebar have an ID or Class Name, so it would help if these two get one two (#topics, #product) then it would be possible to only display contents on hover or otherwise style them.<br />
EDIT: this seems to be working better:
<pre><nowiki>div.question+div.grid_3 .sidebox.tight:not([id]) { display:none; }
</nowiki></pre>
You can place the code in a @-moz-document block:
<pre><nowiki>@-moz-document
domain(support.allizom.org),
domain(support.mozilla.org){
}</nowiki></pre>
Here is a bookmarklet to restore the two:
<pre><nowiki>javascript:(function(){var e=document.querySelectorAll('*[class="sidebox tight"]:not([id])'),E,i;for(i=0;E=e[i];i++){E.style.display='block'}})()
</nowiki></pre>
