mrmist wrote:
Recent Changes is even worse, it used to be fairly accessible but now
it's off the bottom of the screen.
Why rely on the web page navigation? Bookmark it in your browser.
I have a Projects button on my Firefox toolbar. I click on the
button and a drop-down menu appears. The Codex folder has all my most
visited destinations on the Codex.
When I'm uploading and editing function pages in the Codex I like
to have certain tabs open every time. In Firefox, I created a folder
under the Codex folder mentioned above with bookmarks to these pages. At
the bottom of the menu for that folder is an "Open All in Tabs" option.
I click on that menu option and all the tabs I want open for me. No
muss. No Fuss.
Web page designers change layouts based on customer complaints and
other input. There are a few marketing groups which do tests to see
what the average user wants and what turns them away. Frequent users are
rarely average users. There is a constant trade-off between pleasing
existing users and attracting new users.
Still, I find the squeaky wheel gets the oil.
HTH,
Charles Clarkson
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Mobile Home Investor
Free Market Advocate
Programmer
Stephenville, TX
http://www.clarksonenergyhomes.com/wordpress/about/
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