Tidied up Gullery stylesheet a bit. List elements have a fixed height
as well as width now, which stops the odd floating problems caused by
a taller item on a row above preventing an item on a row below from
floating all the way to the left. Using "overflow:auto" would have
helped out people with large font sizes who may otherwise find that
image captions are clipped at the bottom edge of the block, but this
makes Firefox 2 perform poorly and causes scroll bars to appear on
every image item in Netsurf 1.1. So, overflow behaviour is unchanged.

"ROOL Documents" prefix on page titles was not necessary and
looked awful when used in Radiant-based news summaries - so,
removed it.

Added recently revised pages XML feed, to match the recently
revised pages HTML page ("recent.rss" instead of "recent" at
the end of the relevant URL). Fixes Ticket #140.

Added a truly automatic section numbering script derived
from Rhino (see script comments) which can be included in
Wiki pages if required. Wiki help updated to describe the
process for enabling the contents section - for the record
here, adding a DIV with ID toc_heading and closing the
tag, then another DIV with ID toc and closing the tag,
will add a "Contents" heading at level 2, then the TOC. It
is recommended that pages then use a level 2 heading after
the TOC and do not skip header levels (e.g. don't jump
from 2 to 4 without level 3 in between).

Might be nice to get this server side some time, but this
works resonably in Firefox 2, Opera 9 and IE 7, degrades
gracefully in older browsers, and is better than nothing!

When running Rake tasks, the use of PATH_PREFIX in routes.rb causes
problems. The routes get parsed but unless RAILS_RELATIVE_URL_ROOT is
set in the environment, they fail because PATH_PREFIX ends up 'nil'
and you can't add 'nil' to a string. Up until now I've just set the
environment variable to an empty string (any defined value will do)
and started again, but this is pretty stupid. A far simpler approach
is to just define PATH_PREFIX to an empty string if the enviroment
variable is missing, allowing rake tasks to run without extra work.

Modified environment.rb to do this in all cases, including patching
old applications that aren't used, in case they're ever used again.

When I originally changed migration 001 I didn't understand how
migrations worked properly. Corrected this, adding a proper
migration for the auto export and on-change exec facilities.

Fix nasty bug identified on the Typo mailing list. An incorrect
assignment in the memcache module meant it ran in testing mode.
This stopped certain features from working at all as well as
making Typo run slowly.

Temporarily commented out pending official fix.

Forgot to add this to the static content.

Moving static web resources into appropriate subdirectory.

Moving static web resources into appropriate subdirectory.

Moving static web resources into appropriate subdirectory.

Moving static web resources into appropriate subdirectory.

Added new PRE class for plain text imported into the Wiki under
<notextile>...</notextile> tags.

Further style tweaking. Made the link before page titles point to the
list of all pages, since it previously just pointed to the page you
were already viewing (pointless) and there's already a "Home" link
right underneath it. Added section numbering JS (old fashioned DOM 0
style stuff) to support some old functional specifications. Included
this via the application default layout.

Removed body output from RSS feeds, replacing it with a simple one-line
indication of new version numbers. The bandwidth being consumed by the
feed was ridiculous and the RSS summary parser in Radiant was taking an
eternity to plough through it to provide latest updates on the
'Documents' page.