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I agree. One thing ipb does well is when they improve a function they apply it everywhere and make a point of it. There are some cool new functions in vb5 but they do need to be used in all areas instead of having different functions when really the 1 should be used.
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As far as Site Builder (Green buttons and Charcoal backgrounds), it is specifically designed to be different from the user facing front-end which has the blue and white buttons.Translations provided by Google.
Wayne Luke
The Rabid Badger - a vBulletin Cloud demonstration site.
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It would be nice if there was a uniform look on all pages, otherwise it just gets frustrating/confusing for users.
Will we see that in VB5? I doubt it.Comment
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Yeah I'd def go for Jira those and I agree. Doesnt only make users happy but stops headaches for administrators when people way "well why cant I do the same here"Comment
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I agree 100%. Not much more to say
If you create a jira I will wote but I don't think we will see vb focus on userfriendlyness in the first releases.
But it seems that vb5 has some fucus on standardization. Just not always in the right places - blogs look just like a forum post (which is really dislike) but then again you cant like a blog comment (which I also really dislike)
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When clicking in the textfield in the navigation bar to jump to pages directly, one has to either delete the current page or select the current page and then enter the targeted page. This is an unneccessary... -
A couple of weeks ago I came across a big picture of a chap trying to sell a car. The caption, I think was, "would you by a car from this man"?
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When inserting an inline image using the Advanced editor if you have context around the image the image shows right next to it, which looks distorted. Any way to customize it to where it adds a breakline...
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