Thanks for the answer. But the problem is that I forked the initial `default` skin, renamed it and start working on it. The code is in bzr, but I can put it on github if you really want to have a look: http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~sushkov/ubuntu-website/light-askbot-theme/files It looks basically like this: http://intreaba.ubuntu.ro/questions/ (Work in progress...)
sushkov (
2011-03-06 06:39:09 -0500
)edit
Most likely it is using a copy from your forked skin, it contains that file as well. You will save yourself a lot of trouble if you put your custom skin in the place of default and keep it in git, I know it sounds strange, but being able to merge skin upgrades helps a lot. Imagine in askbot skin javascript changes tomorrow - you will not be able to use that unless you copy the changed files manually. Also, templates themselves, in particular question.html and user profile will change. The bottom line is that until the templates are considered "stable" use of git is the only reasonable method.
Evgeny (
2011-03-06 12:34:22 -0500
)edit
In your skin design one more thing seems to be missing - when you enter search query - the page is rendered by the javascript. Unfortunately at this point any layout changes in html must be replicated in the javascript (file live_search.js - there are several functions with name starting with prefix render_ , it is not too difficult though). Also in some places tags are deletable - notably when you search by tags - somehow that is lost on your site.
Evgeny (
2011-03-06 14:01:55 -0500
)edit
