I’m getting somewhere!
Now that I’ve pulled the latest code, I got another issue:
This column headers are almost unreadable for me. And ALL CAPS isn’t nice and helpful in any way.
Everything else: Great work!
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hey, good to know, i will fix it
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No, it’s still the same here, still white text with shadows.
fixed, sorry about that… I missed the variable originally but I made it specific to this plugin now so it should deffo work
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Perfect, huge thanks!
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Sorry, I have one more left, a question more or less.
Why do you display the globe and the trashcan greyed? The user might interpret this as disabled, as it is usually.
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haha I dont set it as greyed… youre highlighting fixes I need to do… great
grey = disabled, yes the grey tone you are showing is deffo a no no… i will fix… the core properties for icons are a bit of a pain they way they have been targeted in the core but i will fix it
also, your screenshot has lighted an alignment issue of the button… i need to look into that too lol
appreciate your feedback
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Anybody?
Forget the styling and icon types…
For the extra json properties… has_schema has_overrides has_hooks … shall I do:
1 - show only if they have them (php if)
or
2 - show coloured if they have them with a tooltip, show greyed if they dont have them (php if else)
I clearly vote for option #1.
But please take care, the uninstall buttons are aligned between rows. The number of visible icons should not affect the button’s position.
That’s intended… For now
To solve this I can put them in a separate column which I was going to do in the morning but I thought I would ponder on it. You just pushed me. I will do it. I think it will look bad as it is once the page is fully designed.
I’m thinking of doing option 2 with a red/green colour. That way, the icons keep its place and just switch colours/tool tips based on the result. Thinking of the end user (non coder).
Edit… Oh that’s for installed page. Okay will need a new column for that too as right now it looks a bit stupid and out of design.
Agree. But the colors: Red implies Stop/Wrong/Bad, where green implies OK/Fine/Ready. I think this isn’t the message you want to submit, right? Please think about dimmed/gray vs. orange or so.
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Agreed. I used orange on installed page. I think I will stick with that. Normal/orange so in effect its only coloured when it is relevant
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Yes, orange means beware, danger.
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I’m thinking of changing the plugin name before it is released… what do you guys think?
KanboardPluginsUX > Plugin Manager or Kanboard Plugin Manager
The latter is IMHO too long, but “Plugin Manager” is fine. That we’re in Kanboard is obvious.
BTW, I’ve another one:
I suggest renaming the menu item back to “Installed Plugins”. I’m confused… 
haha youre pulling the changes fast! i see the plugin count there lol
I kept that menu as the code also has a section for incompatible plugins… but yeah it looks bad, i will remove
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Yes, I really try to. 
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