The grey info box should already slide above the question at responsive sizes (I think?).
One reason for not making it horizontal is that, at the type of screen sizes where you use responsive features, e.g. on iPhones, you don't actually have much horizontal space, and it' often looks tidier to have it stacked vertically than to have it wrap like text.
David Scotson
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Does qa.moodle.net have dev mode on? It would make sense for a QA site.
And that would explain why I was seeing unminified js when I ran PageSpeed on it, and I think that's why I had unminified js in my mind.
And that would explain why I was seeing unminified js when I ran PageSpeed on it, and I think that's why I had unminified js in my mind.
The biggest and quickest win would be for you to turn on gzip compression on your server.
The rest is mostly out of your hands, but possibly core Moodle (to minifiy the js, or move the js calls to the bottom of the page) or the Essential theme (perhaps linking to CDN hosted, and minified, versions of the js files) could do something to help matters.
I'm still surprised that Moodle's javascript isn't minified, I thought I read that was getting done by shifter now? Or is it because it's 3rd party javascript it doesn't go through that system?
edit: you might want to identify what's pulling in the JQuery from googleapis.com, is that something you've added to the additional HTML textbox? If it's not being used anymore then it can go.
The rest is mostly out of your hands, but possibly core Moodle (to minifiy the js, or move the js calls to the bottom of the page) or the Essential theme (perhaps linking to CDN hosted, and minified, versions of the js files) could do something to help matters.
I'm still surprised that Moodle's javascript isn't minified, I thought I read that was getting done by shifter now? Or is it because it's 3rd party javascript it doesn't go through that system?
edit: you might want to identify what's pulling in the JQuery from googleapis.com, is that something you've added to the additional HTML textbox? If it's not being used anymore then it can go.
I think Mary's right about the quirks mode, particularly for intranet sites it can suddenly decide to act like IE7 or IE8, so you should check that first.
Mary, I apologize if I snapped at you there,
I'm quite keen for Moodle's front end to improve, and I see Essential, Clean and the other themes that are attacking the same problems as being a key driver of that. So it pains me to repeatedly see core Moodle problems described as Clean "bugs" as it gives a false impression that everything was just dandy in the Moodle front end before Clean came along and broke everything. This also leads to people "fixing" Clean by adding strange workarounds instead of just fixing the real problems that lie outside of Clean.
The work may be two steps forward, one step back at times, but that's still net progress of one step forward and it's the only viable route forward I can see.
I'm quite keen for Moodle's front end to improve, and I see Essential, Clean and the other themes that are attacking the same problems as being a key driver of that. So it pains me to repeatedly see core Moodle problems described as Clean "bugs" as it gives a false impression that everything was just dandy in the Moodle front end before Clean came along and broke everything. This also leads to people "fixing" Clean by adding strange workarounds instead of just fixing the real problems that lie outside of Clean.
The work may be two steps forward, one step back at times, but that's still net progress of one step forward and it's the only viable route forward I can see.