Hi Sergiu, On Wed, Oct 14, 2009 at 5:15 PM, Sergiu Dumitriu <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi Devs,
Inspired by the newly launched W3C website, I'd like to introduce the possibility to choose the display mode: desktop (the current UI), print (the current print preview UI) and mobile (a 1-column, margin-free layout). I'd like to group these options in a new action menu entry, named DISPLAY (or VIEW) and placed between EDIT and EXPORT (I can't find a good position, suggestions welcome). In the same menu we can reintroduce the View Wiki Source feature ( http://jira.xwiki.org/jira/browse/XSCOLIBRI-122 ).
So basically, the menu changes are: - new DISPLAY menu, with the options: Desktop, Mobile, Print, Wiki Source - the chosen display mode (except wiki source) is sticky, meaning that it will continue to be used for the following page views - Print Preview disappears from ACTIONS
To me, view code is not a display action: "view code" should look different in desktop, mobile and print view. I'd rather have "view code" in the "Actions" menu. About the Display option, I think that would be great. Do you also plan on adding an autodetect based on the user agent? Another question: should it be called "Display" or "View" ? "View" sounds maybe a bit more intuitive than "Display" but I don't have a strong pow on this. I'm +1 about a "Display" or "View" menu entry with Desktop, Mobile and Print. Only potential issue is that it might make the top menu look a bit crowded.
Any objections/comments?
See my remarks above. Great idea overall. Guillaume
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