Various UI improvements, some small some large

[joeytwiddle]

• I noticed the button to [Submit] an issue, and the button to [Reply] to an issue were very faint. I thought they were disabled! Only when I hovered over them did I realise they were actually available to click.
• I did not notice that the search box on the right would search only the scripts of the user when I am on a user's page. It does say "Search user's script" but to make it clearer for people like myself it could say "Search jerome's scripts".
• It's nice how the comments box pops up when I reach the bottom of the issues page, but it takes half the page! It would be nice if it would disappear again away when I scroll up (assuming I haven't typed anything in it).
• It would be awesome to be able to edit comments like you can on Github. Then you can waffle on for hours without actually bothering anyone with notifications. 😄
• When browsing the main scripts list, it would be nice to have [Previous] and [Next] buttons as well as the 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | ... pager.
• When viewing a script's source, there should be a title at the top of the page, e.g. "Source of script %author / %script_name". Also it might be nice to have an [Install] button. A user might want to browse the source of a script before installing it, so we should let her do that from the source page. In fact we should probably just re-use the [About | Source | Issues] tab group on the script's main page.

[Martii]

Change this issue too much more and it will end up as a duplicate. A few of these may already be well established issues or already commented on. Please read the CONTRIBUTING.md as it covers this.

[sizzlemctwizzle]

It would be awesome to be able to edit comments like you can on Github.

I've probably said this a thousand times, but the discussion system is still unfinished. There are many features that are missing besides editing.

Various UI improvements

Editing comments is much more than a UI improvement. It's a feature (requiring DB and middleware code as well). This issue is all over the place. I'd rather have you open 6 small issues than one issue with them all crammed in (at least then I could label and close the duplicates). How are we suppose to conduct a meaningful discussion regarding 6 separate subjects? Plus some of these are known and discussed elsewhere (off the top of my head I can reduce it to 3), which makes me believe you didn't search existing issues. I refuse to accept heterogeneous issues (a off-topic comment is okay, but a vague topic is not). I'm closing this issue as "invalid".

[Zren]

When browsing the main scripts list, it would be nice to have [Previous] and [Next] buttons as well as the 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | ... pager.

Can do. I had to make my own code for that as none of the existing ones generated html for bootstrap 3.

noticed the button to [Submit] an issue, and the button to [Reply] to an issue were very faint. I thought they were disabled! Only when I hovered over them did I realise they were actually available to click.

Probably need to have the :hover on the entire comment body as well and not just the button area.

I did not notice that the search box on the right would search only the scripts of the user when I am on a user's page. It does say "Search user's script" but to make it clearer for people like myself it could say "Search jerome's scripts".

Neat idea.

When viewing a script's source, there should be a title at the top of the page, e.g. "Source of script %author / %script_name". Also it might be nice to have an [Install] button. A user might want to browse the source of a script before installing it, so we should let her do that from the source page. In fact we should probably just re-use the [About | Source | Issues] tab group on the script's main page.

This... hasn't been done yet. Woops. There's another issue for it as well.

[Martii]

@Zren
Assuming the time is available please make separate issue tickets for any that you might be willing to take on. I seem to recall that there was some feedback for previous and next against implementing... e.g. please don't just "sneak it in" without isolating the issue first. :)