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18:51 Changeset [3658] by ringmaster: Add phpdoc to Theme::theme_body_class()
00:00 Changeset [3657] by ringmaster: Added Theme::theme_body_class() to output some class names based on the request made.

04:28 Ticket #950 (upgrade from 5.2 to 6.0 issues (unable to make changes to blog)) closed by michaeltwofish: notabug: Malformed configuration for lighttpd was the issue. Following the lighttpd instructions on the wiki fixed the problem.
00:58 Ticket #1005 (lighttpd Error) closed by rickc: notabug: If I understand you correctly, you are referring to the human readable urls that Habari uses. For example: http://www.yoursite.com/your-post. If so, this is designed into the core of Habari. It would be difficult to get rid of. There are two methods of configuring lighttpd to use these types of urls on Habari's wiki at http://wiki.habariproject.org/en/Installation#Configuring_Lighttpd. The second method is the one I use on my local install of lighttpd, and is more generally successful than setting up rewrite urls with mod_rewrite. Closing the ticket as notabug. If I have misunderstand what you meant, please reopen it.

23:46 Changeset [3656] by rickc: Don't tell people on a server that doesn't use .htaccess to add a Files section to their .htaccess file to secure SQLite.

03:10 Ticket #1015 (Message log should keep out of the way) created by michaeltwofish: When a message is sent to humanMsg and the message log appears at the bottom of the screen, the #humanMsgLog div can invisibly cover other UI elements. For example, on the publish page, the save and publish buttons are not clickable if they're at the bottom of the window. Only the tab itself should be clickable, and other elements at the same level should still be accessible.
02:00 Ticket #1014 (Page splitters should scroll into view when opened) created by michaeltwofish: If a user clicks a page splitter near the bottom of the window, it will scroll off the bottom. The user obviously wants to see the contents of the splitter, so it should scroll into view. Nothing should move if the splitter is already in view. I had a quick play with jQuery's scrollTop function, but couldn't get it to do anything useful in Firefox (may be my fault).

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