As I mentioned to someone, the reason for most of the changes I just made, were more for me than the members.:lol:
The new Site navigation menu's prime intent was to get the the more hidden links out to where people can find them.
Also, several items were implemented in new ways that are more easily accessible to you guys. For instance, the list of wood suppliers can now be edited/added to in the same way a post is. If you go to admincp->vBa CMPS-> edit pages, you'll be able easily add suppliers or edit them.
The whole Site Navigation menu can be modified by any of you. Thsi makes it easy for anyone to add member websites to the list or links that someone feels should be there. Just go to admincp->vBa CMPS-> edit modules->site navigation.
Does this mean I expect you to do those things? No. But if have the time and/or the desire you will be able to.
The other thing that I have been doing is finding the places in the system that send emails to the Webmaster and changing them to place a request in the work Queue.
The new Site navigation menu's prime intent was to get the the more hidden links out to where people can find them.
Also, several items were implemented in new ways that are more easily accessible to you guys. For instance, the list of wood suppliers can now be edited/added to in the same way a post is. If you go to admincp->vBa CMPS-> edit pages, you'll be able easily add suppliers or edit them.
The whole Site Navigation menu can be modified by any of you. Thsi makes it easy for anyone to add member websites to the list or links that someone feels should be there. Just go to admincp->vBa CMPS-> edit modules->site navigation.
Does this mean I expect you to do those things? No. But if have the time and/or the desire you will be able to.
The other thing that I have been doing is finding the places in the system that send emails to the Webmaster and changing them to place a request in the work Queue.
