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    I've filled this feature request two months ago and I believe it would be a HUGE gain in usability.


    Please change the order of the elements inside the manager title tag.

    If your homepage has a title like supercalifragilisticexplialigotious.com (or anything with more than about 20 letters) all open tabs will look the same, so you don't know which one of them was your preview or which one of them was the template you were working on. I suppose most of us are working in multiple tabs at once, so this would be a great benefit for all of us.

    Its much better to have a tab displaying the actual content of the tab:

    Instead of:

    supercalifragilist...

    you can read:

    chunk: navigation wf...

    or

    edit: welcome :: supercal

    which is MUCH better.

    The title tag is handled in manager/templates/default/header.tpl line 5:

    Change:
    <title>{$_config.site_name}{if $_pagetitle} :: {$_pagetitle}{/if}</title>

    To:
    <title>{if $_pagetitle}{$_pagetitle} | {/if}{$_config.site_name}</title>

    Source: http://tracker.modx.com/issues/6981


    Please support it.

    Regards, pepebe

    P.S. I'm not sure about the general procedure for such things. Would it be better to fork modx on github, add "improvements" and make a pull request?
      Homepage: pepebe.de | MODX snippets (and other stuff) at github: https://gist.github.com/pepebe
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      The resource ID somewhere in the resource page itself would be useful as well. Especially useful with Articles, they're hidden from the tree.

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