I work on multiple joomla sites, and sometimes when switching from one site to another I find myself working in the back end of the wrong site. For example I am updating 4 sites for a university. There is a live site, a development site etc etc for each of the 4 schools. They all have similar names and to a certain extent similar content.
Just this morning I started working in the wrong development site. Fortunately before I did too much damage, I noticed the tiny extremely abbreviated name of the site in the upper right corner of the administrator panel. The css class is called "brand", so I assume that's what it's called in the programming.
To prevent this common error from occurring I suggest there be a small adjustment in all of the Joomla administrator panels. Instead of rendering of the site's name in small type, flush right, usually "abbreviated" to just a few letters, why not move it down to the main Header blue bar and use the same size type as the component. There is plenty of real estate there and no need to have the site's name abbreviated so extremely. Certainly the name of the site's "brand" deserves to be about the same size as the Joomla logo on the header bar.
I am not a programmer, just an end user. So I am asking that a programmer take on this tracker item.
Attached is a mock up of my suggestion. I am sure thousands of weary Joomla webmasters working late hours would appreciate this simple but effective change. It would still provide a link to the front end of the site.
Hi JoeJoomla,
Good to see your comment. It seems like a simple fix -- but would require a programmer to take on this Issue. Is there a way in this Tracker to find or alert a programmer to make this fix?
Thanks
Rowby
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Hi all.
I've had a quick look at this; it's a five minute change, but I'm not entirely sure of the process here. If someone can advise me?
Thanks!
Ant.
Anthony if you go the docs.joomla.org you will find all the info you should
need for creating a pull request.
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Hi all.
I've had a quick look at this; it's a five minute change, but I'm not
entirely sure of the process here. If someone can advise me?Thanks!
Ant.
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Cheers Brian.
Anthony can you do this for me? Or let me know and I will do it. You
may be more familiar with the process. THANKS Brian too.
...Rowby
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moving to closed since we have a pull request: #5132 by @antonydoyle
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I agree. Anything that helps in the admin such as this would be a nice improvement.
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