Inconsistencies in Administration UI Rendering

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12/15/2011 9:41:45 AM
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Inconsistencies in Administration UI Rendering

We are running 2.3.7.5.  

These are the inconsistencies I stumbled upon as I was working on improving our CSS:

Pages that do not add 'administration' class to <body>:

  • /MemberList.aspx
  • /ProfileView.aspx
  • /eletter/*.aspx
  • /DesignTools/*.aspx

Not sure if that was intentional or not seeing as these are not located under /Admin, but I think they are logically a part of administration UI and should have the class as well.


Pages without breadcrumbs under Administration:

  • /MemberList.aspx
  • /Admin/ManageUsers.aspx?userId=-1

 

 

Now, these are just the ones I found, there might be more of these.

12/19/2011 9:44:06 AM
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Re: Inconsistencies in Administration UI Rendering

Hi,

I can go along woith adding the administration class to eletter and DesignTools pages.

I don't really see MemberList or ProfileView as administration pages, we link to memberlist from the admin section for convenience but memberlist and profileview are also avilable to non administrators. They already have classes "memberlist" and "profileview" so if you want to style them the same as pages with the administration class you can just do:

.memberlist, .profileview, .administration{ }

I'll add breadcrumbs to ManageUsers and I'll add a crumb to Administration on the memberlist page but only show it if the user viewing the page is an administrator.

Best,

Joe

12/19/2011 12:02:25 PM
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Re: Inconsistencies in Administration UI Rendering

That's perfectly fine.  I just wanted to see if those were intended or not.

 

Thank you!

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