However, I have noticed that whenever I click on a taxon of a rank between Genus and Species (such as Subgenus), it automatically sends me to the taxon range map for the taxon like so.
This is not a major issue, which is why I did not bring this up until now, but it gets more annoying with each consecutive time I am curating portions of the tree that include ranks between Genus and Species.
Can you post an example of where you do get this. I’m not getting this behaviour, so i don’t know what the difference is.
For example if I am on this page and on the taxonomy tab and click any of the subfamily links which contain a subgenus member and then click that , it opens the tree, not the map.
So for example navigating down from Family Longhorn beetles to Subfamily Typical Longhorn Beetles to Tribe Achrysonini etc I consistently stay on the tree view.
It happens when going from a genus or a species to any sub-genus. None of the other levels in the taxonomy are affected. Try, for example, going from genus Eupeodes to sub-genus Metasyrphus.
if on the subgenus page, click on the genus name, and the map tab comes up (i.e. it goes to the wrong tab in both directions)
This is quite annoying. I especially make sure that the taxonomy tab is selected by default on taxon pages because it loads quickly. If it loads on the map tab it’s very slow on slow connections especially if there are lots of pins on the map.
In the taxon pages, most taxa will default to the “taxonomy” tab when searched. For any subgenus I have tried, however, it defaults to the “about” tab. I was wondering, is this intentional or an accidental discrepancy?
I consolidated these reports and changed the title – it used to load the map tab back when the map was the default tab, but now that About is the default, it loads About.
So still a bug, but now a very slightly different bug.
