We've got a test version of the wiki up featuring a new, responsive skin named Tweeki (based on Twitter's Bootstrap framework) that means we won't have to mess around with the somewhat clunky MobileFrontEnd any more. It's got its own database, a copy made last month, so do NOT work on it.
We're pretty locked down on the skin, because responsive design has kind of been the future for the last half a decade and it's time to move on. That said, we're sure there are things missing from the expe
Interesting. For a moment it is italic, and then it isn't. I can't quite figure out why, but obviously something to do with the CSS.
As to search, from what I can tell, Mediawiki's autocompletion for desktop uses AJAX to do its job, whereas the Mobile Frontend extension uses an alternative method. Since we no longer use MobileFrontend, for now at least on mobile autocompletion won't work. However, Mediawiki has fairly recently released its own responsive skin, Timeless, and it's like