Add more hints to settings #4540
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Signed-off-by: Jan-Christoph Borchardt <[email protected]>
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looks all good 👍 |
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| <h2><?php p($l->t('Federated Cloud')); ?></h2> | ||
| <p class="settings-hint"><?php p($l->t('You can share with anyone who uses Nextcloud, ownCloud or Pydio! Just put their Federated Cloud ID in the share dialog. It looks like [email protected]')); ?></p> |
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Well ... if we do this here (Hint to Nextcloud and ownCloud, Pydio) then we need to do that everywhere, don't we? Wouldn't be a more neutral word like "supported federation server" better? 😬
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That's tech-speak and unhelpful though. The question is mainly to @karlitschek if we can/should use the word "ownCloud" there.
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I would say it is fine, but @karlitschek has the last decision here.
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In general it is fine of course to show the name of other projects. It is a shared standard after all. But on a different note. I think we should hide product names all together, including Nextcloud, when using branding?
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I think we should hide product names all together, including Nextcloud, when using branding?
Makes sense.
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Let me remove this for now and merge the PR. We should look into the branding of this text in a separate PR.
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The Samba test failure is unrelated I guess? https://drone.nextcloud.com/nextcloud/server/7557/50 |
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this is what description below is for....
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So please revert and add the class to the actual description
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@nickvergessen I disagree. We need to separate these into two paragraphs for readability. One is an explanation for what you can use it for, the other is a description for how to use it. The first one is important for anyone who wants to find out if this is useful. The second one we actually could show below the form because it’s only relevant when you decided you want to use it.
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So please revert and add the class to the actual description
As afollow-up to #4478, adding more hints to settings.
Text review very welcome @karlitschek @MorrisJobke @schiessle @nickvergessen
More to come for other apps I have locally, but I need to go to sleep …