Jumpbox improvements
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Re: Jumpbox improvements
The way it is now is not intuitive and borders on confusing if you're a first time user of phpBB. See the screenshot below.
If the the forums and subforums are separated better (either by capitalization, bolding, a combination of the two, larger font, etc.), it would be much easier to find what you're looking for.
If the the forums and subforums are separated better (either by capitalization, bolding, a combination of the two, larger font, etc.), it would be much easier to find what you're looking for.
Re: Jumpbox improvements
I would also maybe make categories all caps as they are on the main page
Re: Jumpbox improvements
You have to view a page that does not have who is viewing this.... For example, click View new posts, or View your posts.mrgtb wrote:Does look same on my forum, maybe it's a thing here because they have a lot of things custom.VSE wrote:Does Jump To button need better bottom margin/padding ???
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Re: Jumpbox improvements
AgreedLouis7777 wrote:Its title - the text that appears when we hover over the button - is currently "Jump to". Let's change it to "Jump to forum".
Could use some work, but not convinced of the screenshot.Louis7777 wrote:Currently it is a bit difficult to make out the levels of the forums. Let's style it a bit. Something similar to this:
What are you suggesting? A bigger space between the button and the footer?VSE wrote:Does Jump To button need better bottom margin/padding ???
Yes, but not really at the top of my priority list.Dragosvr92 wrote:Only think i would change is moving the bottom arrow a bit to the left so it doesnt get under the scrolling bar...
Keep in mind that not all top-level items are categories. It's possible to have forums without a category at all. And categories can also be nested deeply.hanakin wrote:I would also maybe make categories all caps as they are on the main page
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It's a simple enough changePayBas wrote:Yes, but not really at the top of my priority list.Dragosvr92 wrote:Only think i would change is moving the bottom arrow a bit to the left so it doesnt get under the scrolling bar...
line 562 of common.css
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.dropdown-left .dropdown .pointer, .nojs .rightside .dropdown .pointer {
left: auto;
right: 10px;
}
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Re: Jumpbox improvements
In many places. Modify this class is a bad idea.RMcGirr83 wrote:Not sure where else this is used though.
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Re: Jumpbox improvements
Yes, i used 19 in the photos. The same path of classes must be only used by the jumpbox, but i may be wrongRMcGirr83 wrote:It's a simple enough changePayBas wrote:Yes, but not really at the top of my priority list.Dragosvr92 wrote:Only think i would change is moving the bottom arrow a bit to the left so it doesnt get under the scrolling bar...
line 562 of common.css
change the 10 to a 15 or 20 or whatever. Not sure where else this is used though.Code: Select all
.dropdown-left .dropdown .pointer, .nojs .rightside .dropdown .pointer { left: auto; right: 10px; }
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Re: Jumpbox improvements
I know how to change it, don't worry. Just have to take into account the various versions of this (normal, extended, scroll) * RTL.
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Sumanai wrote:Modify this class is a bad idea.
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I'm asking if this looks right/good, and if it should be addressed. IMO I think it's too close together, especially compared to the text parallel to it on the left side of window.PayBas wrote:What are you suggesting? A bigger space between the button and the footer?VSE wrote:Does Jump To button need better bottom margin/padding ???
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