Can we see that image? I didn't find it as an attachment.

Nenad


On Wednesday 08 of June 2005 18:59, Paul Baranowski wrote:
> It looks great! Comments below...
>
> charles truett wrote:
> > I added the scratchpad merely because we had talked about it and i
> > wanted to keep that discussion going. I can see how it would
> > be useful in putting an article together.
>
> Here's what I can think of for the "Multiple Actions" that can be
> taken from the scratchpad. But would it be useful? (Users, please
> let us know!) Articles:
> - publish/submit
> - delete
> - unlock
> - schedule for automatic publishing
> - duplicate
> - translate
>
> Article single actions (how?):
> - view article
> - view attached images
> - view topics
> - view schedule
>
> Images/Multimedia:
> - attach to current article
> - delete
>
> Image Single Actions:
> - view
> - edit metadata
>
> Topics (?):
> - assign to current article
> - delete
>
> > i removed the"back to edit" button and instead put the edit and
> > image functions on tabs. I think this works nicely. There could
> > conceivably be additional tabs, perhaps a metadata tab, that we
> > could easily add later if needed.
>
> This looks nice. We also need a place for actions on the entire
> article: publish/submit, preview, delete, translate, duplicate,
> unlock. This would have to be outside of the tabs.
>
> The tabs would be: article, images, topics, automatic publishing.
>
> > I changed the wording on the add buttons, to better differentiate
> > between the two functions - ATTACH just links an image already in
> > the library to an article, but IMPORT actually imports an new
> > image into the campsite library. Then to remove the image from the
> > article you "DETACH" it, and to delete it from the library your
> > "DELETE" it. two different words makes it clearer I think.
>
> Yes, thats much better!
>
> > I cleaned up the navbar and breadcrumbs area. we can add the icons.
> > I'd like to develop our own unique set, but
> > that's up for discussion still.
>
> I would love to have our own icons. Just send me a new set, and I
> will add them!
>
> > In Live Support the top area by the logo serves as the master
> > palette. Last week we discussed possibly having something analagous
> > in Campsite. I'm not sure we decided what that would be, but I'd
> > like to keep discussing that as well.
>
> I think this current screenshot would look fine without the logo.
> However, I do think the logo should be in there somewhere. The only
> thing I can think of to put at the top would be the list of articles
> that are going to be published or have recently been published. This
> is similar what this area is used for in LiveSupport.
>
> Also, do we want to use the same color scheme as LiveSupport? I
> think it would be more obvious that we were in a different
> application if we used different colors.
>
> - Paul

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