[development] Modules page rework
Sammy Spets
sammys-drupal at synerger.com
Mon Jul 31 05:01:05 UTC 2006
I'm definitely in support of the Gallery 2 module model. It's far
superior to the Drupal one.
I believe the new layout, while looks ok, is way too wide (for some
layouts). May I suggest the following:
Name|Description >>|Links
Clicking on the >> presents the following:
Name|Description <<|Links
| Version: 4.8.0 |
| Package: blah |
Cheers,
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Sammy Spets
Synerger Pty Ltd
http://www.synerger.com/
On 29-Jul-06 16:36, Morbus Iff wrote:
> >>Are you saying this just because sepeck took his screenshot at an
> >>unusually wide browser width? Otherwise, I don't get what you mean by
>
> Some screenshots to prevent the thousand words thing. Low quality.
>
> wordwrap.jpg: An example of our current modules screen at a
> small width. The yellow areas are hideous to me - the word
> wrapping of one word is bad, and harms readability, IMO.
> The extra columns and links in your screenshot would make
> word wrapping common place.
>
> gallery2_before.jpg: The gallery2 plugin screen. Notice the
> three install states that you may have heard Earl and I
> talking about in the past. Per the Wordpress screenshot,
> these are actually links, not buttons, but same diff.
>
> gallery2_after.jpg: After clicking the "install" link, three
> things happen at once. First, "zip download" row is highlighted
> green temporarily (not shown in this screenshot - it fades out).
> A notice appears at the top of the page, also in green, which
> also fades out. Also, the links turn from "install" to
> "activate" and "uninstall". Also note that the state of the
> icons replaces the visual "enabled check in a checkbox".
>
> It actually appears Gallery 2 has five states: install, activate,
> deactivate, uninstall, and a rare "configure" (for when you activate a
> module but it /requires/ admin configuration before it will do anything
> useful). I'm not sure we need to deviate from our three states (most of
> our modules require some sort of configuration before use).
>
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