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What do you think about making the list of modules (modules.md) a bit clearer?

For example, it is possible to create a drop-down menu with categories:

<details>
<summary>title</summary>
text
</details>

I could make the change. Suggestions for the respective category names would be welcome at any time.
It could look like this:

Sorted by categories

All modules

@fisharebest Here is my proposal for the new template design. (Take the spacing and sizing with a grain of salt, as it is not pixel-perfect.) I tried to pick a font face that captures the gist of the webtrees logo. If you are ok with this, I will probably start with the one-column layout, since even documentation pages can utilize it in the interim. The homepage and a few other components still require design, but this should cover most use cases.

Documentation Page:

One-Column Page:

In version 1.7.x, a keyboard icon was usually displayed next to the input fields to allow special, language-specific characters to be entered. In version 2.x I miss this feature.
For "General search" such a icon / function exist. I need such a funtion especially for names and places and additional for `'Advance Search' and 'Search and Replace'.

Best regards, Peter

see: https://www.webtrees.net/index.php/en/forum/help-for-1-7/35003-which-php-version-for-webtrees-1-7-17#80687

The Gedcom 7-tag SDATE isn't sorted in the main sheet of the person.
The parameter of SDATE is displayed as-is, text. not formatted to a date.

Best regards,
Marianne

At https://www.webtrees.net/index.php/en/ the block "Latest Releases" (in en and fr) contains
This is the latest version of webtrees, and is actively developed and supported.
This sentence is linked to webtrees 2.0, but it should be linked to webtrees 2.1.

Can you please update the version this works for from 2.0 to 2.1?

https://webtrees.net/download/modules
Custom CSS - by makitso - 2.0

The currently used GEDCOM version is not easily discovered. (I did not even find webtrees.net/gedcom via search engines.)

Proposed solution: add an FAQ file: gedv.md:

gedv.md

Display dropdowns upon click instead of hover for accessibility

https://help.github.com/en/github/working-with-github-pages/creating-a-custom-404-page-for-your-github-pages-site

Numeric XREFS like @123@ leads to wrong results in functions like 'Find unrelated individuals'.

Fisharebest wrote: This will be a bug in webtrees.
PHP automatically/silently converts array-keys from strings to integers when they are numeric. I guess this is causing an "exact match" search to fail. String "123" is different to number 123.

Current heading font sizes in the template are very similar. Update the template to adjust the font sizes and establish a better visual hierarchy.

The problem is that, when the table prefix originally was (not the default "wt_" but) "wt-g_", the updating script does not allow a hypen.
See https://www.webtrees.net/index.php/en/forum/help-for-release-2-1/38128-404-error-page-after-upgrading-from-1-7-20-to-2-0-26 for more information.

When adding a related person to for instance a PROP tag, a note can be added but the person’s page does not show this note.

Sample GEDCOM:
1 PROP Schoorl D 1251 2 DATE FROM ABT 1955 TO ABT 1961 2 PLAC Schoorl, Noord-Holland, Nederland 2 ADDR Postweg 2 2 SOUR @S277@ 3 DATA 4 TEXT Legger SCH01 art.3038 2 _ASSO @I5@ 3 RELA buyer 3 NOTE Verenigd met D695

2.1.18 in docker on Ubuntu 22.04

I'm trying to create a multi-file media object comprising 5 files (a wedding) previously uploaded to the server as single media file objects. In all there are 54 files in the /var/www/webtrees/data/media.

In the Create a media object dialogue I select A file on the server and I'm expecting that I will then be able to type in the server filename. Instead I get a drop-down list of only 2 files in that dir. There is no opportunity to type in a filename.

File permissions on the server are consistent.

The installation statistics are available at https://dev.webtrees.net/statistics.html

This page is updated daily. A script processes the NGINX logs, and writes the HTML file.

Instead of generating HTML, we could generate JSON.
This JSON data could be loaded into a statistics page on this site using an AJAX call.