On Wed, 2005-10-19 at 21:47, Henri Yandell wrote: > Some inconsistent labelling: > > * Click on Main Menu and you see Front Page in the title.
"Front Page" is the short site name. I think it would be best if the page titles were <Short name> : <Page Name> i.e. ... MyBlogSite : Main Menu > * Click on Server Administration and you see Roller Configuration. Agreed ... that should be updated. > * On Server Administration page: > # Any reason why the runtime properties aren't in the database. > Sounds like if I restart I'll lose these values. I agree ... that message is a bit confusing. Maybe something a bit more simple like ... "Use this page to set configuration options which effect your entire Roller installation. These changes will be applied without having to restart your Roller website." > # All options need help documentation; ping/linkback etc. Agreed. I'll take this as an AI. Should be fairly easy to add a "help" tag to the runtime config file and update the display so that is includes the help text. > # Site banner explains my confusion over 'Front Page'. affirmative. > * Settings next to blog leads to a section called Preferences (and the > Settings tab within that) true, the Tab is called Preferences, but the page is called "Settings" so I think this one is okay. > * Categories, Bookmarks, File Uploads, Referers feel like they are a > bit lost. New Entry and Edit Entry are very focused actions, so > noticing the other available tabs at that point seems less likely. Possibly, but the reason those pages are under the "Create & Edit" tab is because they are considered part of the publishing process. Uploading a file and setting categories is certainly part of the publishing process. I think Bookmarks and Referers may be more along the lines of Preferences tasks, but I don't care too much if they stay where they are. > > In other news, modifying the setting page (turning on the linebreak > plugin being my example) gives a blank page and errors to the log. > I'll put them in a Jira issue tomorrow; time for sleep. Sorry for the > braindump. huh? i can toggle all the weblog settings without causing any exceptions :/ -- Allen > > Hen
