I just wanted to express how happy it made me to discover that the little profile widgets could be moved from one page to another by simply dragging them over the name of the page to send them to. It's not the most intuitive way to do that - after all, I'm so happy about it because I didn't expect it to work - but it's still wonderful to know that that can be done!
*happydance*
*happydance*
YAAAY! Glad to hear it! 
How would you have expected it to work, intuitively?
How would you have expected it to work, intuitively?
Well, my first thought was to check for some "move to..." option when editing that particular widget.
There's nothing that seems to invite moving a widget from one page to another. It does highlight when the widget gets dragged all the way up to it, I noticed, but I was still expecting it to be useless, figuring the highlight was only because the cursor was technically hovering over the page label. I only even tried because the widgets are dragable in general and I have seen functionality like that elsewhere.
I really need to ask - have you been building this whole thing basically from scratch, or are you using some framework or such that you've been building up from? Neither of my little detectors are picking up more than some very basic bits like jQuery, Apache, and Google Fonts. Even if you have been using more to piece this whole thing together, I still have to say that it's quite impressive.
There's nothing that seems to invite moving a widget from one page to another. It does highlight when the widget gets dragged all the way up to it, I noticed, but I was still expecting it to be useless, figuring the highlight was only because the cursor was technically hovering over the page label. I only even tried because the widgets are dragable in general and I have seen functionality like that elsewhere.
I really need to ask - have you been building this whole thing basically from scratch, or are you using some framework or such that you've been building up from? Neither of my little detectors are picking up more than some very basic bits like jQuery, Apache, and Google Fonts. Even if you have been using more to piece this whole thing together, I still have to say that it's quite impressive.
jQuery and Google Fonts are indeed present, but yeah, everything is pretty much from scratch.
You must allow me to bow to you, madam!
If there's ever a way I might be able to help out with something, please let me know. I'm mostly front-end, but given time, I can typically work out other stuffs as well. I'm sure I'm not the first person to offer, though.
If there's ever a way I might be able to help out with something, please let me know. I'm mostly front-end, but given time, I can typically work out other stuffs as well. I'm sure I'm not the first person to offer, though.
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