[xwiki-users] Albatros menubar questions
Why does the top menubar go away when in edit mode? Is this by design? Shouldn't there be an option within the "Show" menu to return to the original article? I realize you can just click on the last leaf in the parentage tree (or whatever it's called, sorry), but that seems less intuitive. When I click into the 'Show->Wiki code' or 'Show->History' or when linking to it directly, it's a bit awkward to return to the formatted article. Thanks, Paul D. Grodt TECORE Wireless Systems
On Nov 28, 2007, at 5:17 PM, Paul Grodt wrote:
Why does the top menubar go away when in edit mode? Is this by design?
By design. You're editing so you have to either save or cancel. Navigating away is not a good solution since you keep a lock on the document and you haven't saved the page's modification and thus it is lost.
Shouldn't there be an option within the "Show" menu to return to the original article? I realize you can just click on the last leaf in the parentage tree (or whatever it's called, sorry),
it's called the breadcrumb ;)
but that seems less intuitive. When I click into the 'Show->Wiki code' or 'Show->History' or when linking to it directly, it's a bit awkward to return to the formatted article.
One simple solution would be to create a link in the title of the shown page. For example for show code the title is "Wiki code of <page name>" and for history it's "History of <page name>". We would just need a link on <page name>. -Vincent
Vincent Massol wrote:
On Nov 28, 2007, at 5:17 PM, Paul Grodt wrote:
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but that seems less intuitive. When I click into the 'Show->Wiki code' or 'Show->History' or when linking to it directly, it's a bit awkward to return to the formatted article.
One simple solution would be to create a link in the title of the shown page. For example for show code the title is "Wiki code of <page name>" and for history it's "History of <page name>". We would just need a link on <page name>.
-Vincent
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