Would you suggest that the icon is only present when there are version
notes?

On 14 October 2014 15:38, ChristopherRaymond notifications@github.com
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Versions and Version Notes have been a great addition to the Joomla CMS.
Any chance the version note for each article/module could be added to the
list view of articles and modules? See attached image for potential layout
idea.

I notice clients with larger corporate websites tend to use these notes
not only to mark edits to each version, but also notes about article/module
placement/functionality/approved by/proofed by, etc.

Thanks for considering this comment.
[image: screen shot 2014-10-14 at 09 38 01]
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Hi Brian. That is an interesting idea, and honestly I had not considered what the view might look like if only a few version notes had been applied to an article/module. I have attached what that might look like.

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I realised what it might look like I just wondered aloud if that would be a
better way to display it. In the same way that usernotes are done

On 14 October 2014 16:09, ChristopherRaymond notifications@github.com
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Hi Brian. That is an interesting idea, and honestly I had not considered
what the view might look like if only a few version notes had been applied
to an article/module. I have attached what that might look like.[image:
screen shot 2014-10-14 at 10 09 07]
https://camo.githubusercontent.com/d0a2a443df5161ce0cec12fe7b39110c0b8856f8/687474703a2f2f6973737565732e6a6f6f6d6c612e6f72672f75706c6f6164732f312f65326665646437386133336537373266366534626662356333396661383137352e6a7067

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I often wondered why in the list view for modules notes appear but not for articles. Very useful.

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I often wondered why in the list view for modules notes appear but not for articles.
I guess because the column is already crowded with the alias and the category

I also think that it would be a good idea to add the notes in the list view. I also agree with @brianteeman that it would be best to display notes only if there are any.

@ChristopherRaymond, can you create a PR so I could test this?

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Hi dimitargsg, please excuse my ignorance but what do you mean by PR? Thx.

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I meant Pull Request in case you can modify the code - so we could test it.

Good idea in concept. Is it possible to make more interface: Website, background programmer, background, designer, etc.
Or make the list more optional

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Made pull request with changes. See #4785

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Thanks @dimitargsg. Appears to be beyond my skill level, but it looks like @kirapwn has made the edit - thanks so much!

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