Re: Number of clicks with new Admin menu
<[email protected]> Thu, 16 Oct 2003 09:06:29 -0700
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Yes, 5 clicks to add a feed seemed exessive. I'm not sure if automatically expanding all children 1 or two levels is what would be expected. Might it also be too much to unfold two or three levels with one click of the parent? I don't know. What would we see... "Content" with all levels expanded is pretty long: content # books * 'Notes' book * 'Weblogging and K-logging' book # syndication * RSS/RDF * new feed * new bundle * tag items * help * site cloud * add new site * help # search # settings # help "Configuration" expansion might get quite long depending on number of modules installed. Below is just 2 levels expanded with my small set of modules. configuration # themes # blocks * new block * preview placement * configure 'top nodes' block * configure 'who is online' block * help # modules * blog * drupal * image * import * node * search * statistics * story * user * watchdog # filters # help I think the DHTML idea or the site map / overview idea might be more sensible, but I might still be convinced that the click - ploof - all children expanded idea might work. -Michael -----Original Message----- From: Dries Buytaert <[email protected]> How about automatically unfolding all child menus at a certain level? You click "administer", "content" and *ploof* ... you see all direct and indirect child menus of "content". Anyway, personally I think nothing should be more than 4 clicks away. -- [ Drupal user list | http://list.drupal.org/ ] [ http://lists.drupal.org/options/drupal-user/gcpdu-drupal-user%40gmane.org ]