[TYPO3-core] RFC: 0006652: Enable the option to hide the checkboxes "extended view", "clipboard", "localization"

[Benjamin Mack]

Hey Dmitry,

yep, so I think we got this wrong. :) I'm not particularly against 
reforming the List-Module but I noticed that we have these user-specific 
options there and on other BE pages as well, and so the user-setup 
becomes pretty useless for most of my installations. My suggestions was 
that before we start adding TSconfig options for all the checkboxes on 
each page, we should start thinking about how we could consolidate these 
buttons in a more streamlined way. Because you know: Once we add a 
TSconfig it's hard to remove it again.

So hey, yeah, if we need the localization button there, we can keep it 
there, no big deal. Maybe the HCI comes up with a better idea to make 
localization really easy to use, who knows...


greetings,
benni.
-SDG-

www.xnos.de // www.xnos.org


Dmitry Dulepov [typo3] wrote:
> Hi!
> 
> Benjamin Mack wrote:
>> I (and almost everybody arounded me who uses TYPO3) usually hit the 
>> "extended view" button once and that's it. Then I'm in that mode for the 
>> whole installation.
> 
> There is a different practice here, especially when it comes to multilanguage web sites. Sorry but I veto this change specifically for List module. However I am ok with RTE button in the TCEforms - move it to user settings if you wish, I am happy to give my +1 on this! :)
> 
>> of the editing page ("Disable Rich Text Editor"), I don't see any 
>> consistency there. If people know that there is ONE place to configure 
>> their whole environment, they will always come back to that place and 
>> change their settings (done with 3 clicks).
> 
> I agree but I still want those in button in List module. They are used only by List module, therefore they are properties of List module. RTE buttons appear in almost every form, so they are more like user preferencies. These are two different types of settings.
> 
>> We have stuff in there like "Wide document background" -- this is just 
>> nonsense nowadays
> 
> Generally yes. I would favor 100%-width form.
>