Make clear what status of a page is in the index by class #142

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opened 2018-11-26 19:24:32 +00:00 by tammoterhark · 1 comment

tammoterhark commented

2018-11-26 19:24:32 +00:00

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Currently this is indicated with an asterisk. It could be made much clearer by giving it a class that shows the status. it is up to the front ender to make this very distinguishable for end users.

Please add the status as a class in the index items.

Very much related to: #61

But this has much higher priority, since it happened several times that articles were approved but did not get published because they were overseen.

Currently this is indicated with an asterisk. It could be made much clearer by giving it a class that shows the status. it is up to the front ender to make this very distinguishable for end users. Please add the status as a class in the index items. Very much related to: #61 But this has much higher priority, since it happened several times that articles were approved but did not get published because they were overseen.

matthijskooijman commented

2018-11-26 20:01:25 +00:00

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Alternatively, if #61 is implemented, the combination of a CSS class for "pagetype article" and "private" could be used to display "Unpublished", perhaps.

A challenge here is that it currently only shows private/public (which for articles means unpublished/published), but the index generating code is generic (does not know about articles), so it cannot show more details (e.g. show "unpublished"). To do that, we need #117. Alternatively, if #61 is implemented, the combination of a CSS class for "pagetype article" and "private" could be used to display "Unpublished", perhaps.

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