Change that to a suggestion that the relationship be displayed in the same way for both the inheriting tag and the parent tag. I'd managed to completely overlook that note on the mizugi entry and, given the extremely low color contrast ratio ( 2.30 on a scale that places black on white as 21 ) for that color on white, its not too surprising.anonymous_object wrote:Actually, the relationship is shown both ways. Check the "twin piece" tag. It says quite clearly that it is inherited from "mizugi".
There are a number of series which I am currently familiar enough to know their full titles, but they're generally referred to by the last words in their title. Tsukihime instead of Shingetsutan Tsukihime, Lyrical Nanoha instead of Mahou Shoujo Lyrical Nanoha, etc. ( Not the best of examples, but definite patterns. ) There are also series where the title is in Japanese and the starting words have more than a few spelling variations so I just search for the last word or two.anonymous_object wrote:Considering from the start, shuushuu has required javascript for many features... if you're browsing without javascript support... oh well. I have no intention of fully supporting users who choose not to enable javascript. As for searching for tags like ef*, that would be completely redundant since that's how the auto suggest works. For tag searches with a starting wildcard... not sure about that... I'll give it some thought, but I think the user doing the searching would at least know what their desired source (or some alias) starts with.
I'll also note that failure to follow modern web standards in the past really is no reason not to follow them for future additions. I know there are some members on this board with the time, inclination, and technical knowledge required to help if time is an issue.