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When hovering a reference link (see for example the ⁶ next to the Gears problem on the Minkowski sum page), it doesn't get displayed correctly. It appears much higher on the screen than it should.

Hi,

I've noticed a lot of broken links in this repo which is a shame. If you want to get rid of all the broken links for good I recommend you try out the awesome_bot tool in combination with Travis Continuous Integration. This way after each commit the tool can send you an email if there are any broken links in the repo!

I'm pretty sure I don't have the permissions to add this repo to https://travis-ci.org/ but if you choose to do so add the following .travis.yml file to the repo to trigger broken link checks. I haven't tested it all the way through, but it should probably work? If it's working you should receive an email notifying you.

# Install ruby to get gem command
before_install:
  - sudo apt-add-repository -y ppa:brightbox/ruby-ng
  - sudo apt-get -y update
  - sudo apt-get -y install ruby2.4
  - sudo apt-get -y install bash

# Install awesome_bot tool for broken link checking
before_script:
  - gem install awesome_bot

# Run broken link check
script:
  - awesome_bot --files *.md --allow-dupe --allow-redirect

Also, don't forget to add a CI build shield!

Currently one has to go directly to the url "wiki.algo.is/New page name" to create a new page. Instead, it should be possible to do this directly from the search, in case nothing turns up.

E.g. make "https://wiki.algo.is/Trie#Problems" work.

Third problem link is dead.

When adding a message to an "@"-discussion, it should be easy to add a signature. I think there was a Gitit plugin for that.

I have a PDF of a book its around 12MB . It fails to upload saying file limit reached . You can find the link to the PDF here

There is no problem for Wavelet Tree and fewer resources for the wavelet tree.

Many sorting algorithms are missing like insertion sort, heapsort, quicksort, radic sort,etc

Make it easy for others to host AlgoWiki.

Currently Gitit isn't parsing category names properly. This results in a pretty weird list of categories. This needs to be fixed.

Should be cc-by sa 3.0, which is what Wikipedia uses.

Currently it only seems to match on equal words.