A quick comment before replying in depth later - you all should make sure follow the SVN development branch. There has already been a redesign done there.
It changes daily, so a screenshot would not really be appropriate at this time. We really do appreciate the feedback tremendously, but if we are open and honest, it will unquestionably be a lot more productive if it’s based on the SVN branch. It’s an investment of time to be sure, but I hope one that folks find worthwhile. Keep it coming, please!
Ryan Thrash, MODX Co-Founder & Leader of Awesomeness
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Just updated to the latest SVN, must say I much prefer the pulldown menus, just my 2 cents.
Use MODx, or the cat gets it!
For those of you interested in starting with SVN, please don’t be afraid and you don’t have to use the command line either. Here’s some notes from the new Wiki that relate to getting started:
http://svn.modxcms.com/docs/display/revolution/Development+and+Testing+Notes
Ryan Thrash, MODX Co-Founder & Leader of Awesomeness
Follow me on Twitter at @rthrash or catch my occasional unofficial thoughts at thrash.me
I would like to suggest to folks posting in this thread that some suggestions on improvements with explanations and mockups is welcome.
I would also like to remind everyone that the Manager is not fully baked. The development team is working hard on building out the Revolution Codebase and making sure events and actions work in the manager as expected and without error. Its current state is not refined, not fully "designed" in the sense that it needs the attention of a visual/UI design phase that has not yet occurred.
MODx Revolution is still alpha and as we move to beta I know that refinements and imporvements to visual design, aesthetics and usability are on the agenda. So please keep playing with it. Certainly let the team know if something is broken and post it in
Jira as a bug and if an improvement can be made by all means post it for discussion or add it as a feature request.
He's dangerous around code but a markup magician.