On Aug 10, 2009, at 1:00 PM, Ecaterina Valica wrote: >> >> What I'd like actually is not the actual content on top of course but >> an easy way to navigate to that content (info, attachments, comments, >> etc). > > > Right now you have an easy way to navigate to that content by using > "Show" > in the action menu (links to Comments, Attachments, History, > Information). > The problem with this submenu is that it's not intuitive and not well > placed. We have many actions in it and we don't know what are > important and > what are helpfull. And here comes the discussions about redesigning > the > information architecture in the menu.
I agree. >> Right now we kind of have this already with the action toolbar but I >> have the feeling it can be improved and it doesn't have a link to the >> page info for example. >> >> Here's a example: >> >> http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DOC/Confluence+2.8+Screen+and+Menu+Changes >> >> If you're logged in then the Tools menu has more actions. >> >> - One think I like is the link to view the latest change directly at >> the top (in the line that says who was the last modifier). >> - Another nice thing is the little icon showing the attachment and >> the >> number of attachments >> >> FOSWiki also does it with icons and I don't feel they're standing in >> the way of the content: >> http://foswiki.org/ >> > > The bad things about the examples is that they take you to other > page to > show you that information and I don't like that. They take away the > context. I agree but then it's also a question of how much you have to display. If you look at the info page for confluence you'll see it has a lot of information in it. -Vincent _______________________________________________ devs mailing list [email protected] http://lists.xwiki.org/mailman/listinfo/devs
