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Thanks! I can add margin to the right but unfortunately I haven't got ProDrafts to fix the overlap issue. As I see there's an extra element under the breadcrumb that pushes things down, so here a major fix would be needed.

Just uploaded v032 which features a (fake) CSS loader. This is to avoid seeing the underlying styling of the Default/Reno themes for a split second.

Just added a few CSS tweaks to the compact module list feature and it got really compact Since clicking on the module names loads the module settings page I added a small icon next to them, and hided the Settings button. It may take some time get familiar with this but I think it makes sense. Install and delete buttons are placed to the far right, so rows usually fit in one row now (depending on screen resolution and module descriptions). The delete button also got a reddish background color. Edit: module main icons are moved to the right within their cells, so module names align nicely to the left, making them more readable (otherwise modules with no icons caused "ragged" column)

Without the big button I would need to switch user to test how the email lands in my inbox Sometimes it's necessary, eg. in case of newsletters. But I can live with the user switch solution, or perhaps toggling it in the panel selector.

Thanks! Inputfields instead textareas is a great relief Features for a mail panel - I will try to think about it but at first I would only need to see what values would be sent, nothing else. And a big button for toggling it on/off

It's just simply the "@" character plus the name, I guess Yes, catching test emails not to reach the customer is a good point. I often solve it adding an if-else condition to set the dev email if logged in as superuser, but it's not that professional. I guess getting email details from WireMail shouldn't be hard. My bigger concern is how to show details for ajax submitted emails - I know Tracy is capable, but they are shown only after page reload, right? So it won't be "live".

Thanks for the include modules checkbox, now I' busy adding exclusions Another notice: how about using simple Inputfield instead textarea for ToDo ignore dirs and allowed extensions? The textarea seems too large for me. Or maybe setting their rows to 2, that would be probably suffice. My idea for a mail panel is that when testing forms, the outgoing emails would be intercepted and its details (subject, from/to address, contents, etc) would be shown. So very similar to the nette mail panel addon. The obvious benefit of having it inside Tracy is that it could be shown in a panel. I often end up deleting tens of emails and saved pages of form submissions (though BCE is of great help). Of course it can be that it's only me and others have better luck setting up their forms

A quick idea (feature request): mail panel. Here is a topic @ Nette forums where are links for the Mail panel and 3rd party solutions. https://forum.nette.org/en/22057-native-support-of-debug-mail-panel-for-nette-mail-in-nette https://github.com/nextras/mail-panel https://mailcatcher.me/ Such a panel would be handy to see emails without jumping back and forth between the email and the browser. Or do you think it would deserve an own module?

Sorry it's me again I can't get ToDos work in module files, does it work for you? Update: it seems Tracy is looking only inside the site/templates dir so there's no chance for module comments to appear. Is this by design? If so, there's no need to list "module" in the allowed extenstions. Another thing I noticed is that there's an error if you empty the ignore dir list for ToDos, this should be easy to fix.

I can also feel a little slowdown but it's not critical. I use a maximum of 1-2 panels, and PHP 7. There was a server with PHP 5.4 and I remember Tracy performed much poorer, so perhaps it's the PHP version?

Well that would make "/*! ... */" type comments disappear from the panel as currently this is the only way to include them. On minification these are kept in place. Of course I add comments to non-minified file but my templates pull the .min version of them which are generated on saving the files. Plus my src files are outside of /site directory so Tracy won't pick their comments up.

FYI, the ToDo panel shows the entire jQuery minimized file contents because it starts with this comment: /*! jQuery v1.11.3 | (c) 2005, 2015 jQuery Foundation, Inc. | jquery.org/license */ To make it disappear, just delete the exclamation mark. Edit: seems that it's not the case with newer jQuery's but as of v1.11.3 it's showing up

Just tried the User Swither and it seems very nice. My only concern is the GUI, I think the select limited to 1 is not the best control for selecting the active user. How about setting size="5" attribute for example, to save clicks? I would also set "min-width: 100%;" to make the rows full width. Perhaps this full width could be applied also on the session time input, to make it visually more attractive

You just made ALIF deprecated but I think @horst can live with that

Thanks, that helped. Download again and it should be fixed.

I see but can't reproduce. Could you send a screenshot of your module settings and share your PW version and browser info? There's a slight chance that I modified the CSS in the meantime and that's why it's not happening here. A new version is uploaded (v029), which contains a tweak to make the module list page more compact by removing section titles and keeping only the first table header.

Thanks, I haven't noticed that (I'm using the "Compact header"). This should be fixed in v028 that is just uploaded + some small other fixes.

Thanks! Actually it's not the module's CSS but the base (Reno) theme. My module only overwrites values, though I tried to fix this but with only partial success (on load the initial CSS styling was still visible). Now I corrected this text color issue (no version change).

v027 is up with the Tooltips submodule. The CSS got a bit complicated but hopefully everything will be fine forever so I don't have to dive into it again You can switch whether to use it for field descriptions and/or notes, and whether to use the "overlay" style.

corporate Here is the basic tooltip-version that have notes and description fields. On double-click the tooltip stays visible, to enable copying text. There is a hack to tackle IE and if the content has html, that's also covered.

Just added two screencaps to the post above. On the last one the tooltip occupies the whole field area, I'm curious what do you think about that. It's better in dev POV because there are no z-index issues (in some cases the tooltip got cut by other elements). Or the tooltip could go to the right of the icon, with its arrow pointing leftwards.

I only occassionally use description and notes but I agree that it could save some space. @bernhard I saw that topic earlier, thanks. At first I'll see if I can do it CSS only, that would be more lightweight and unobtrusive. Here is a quick demo of the first mockup (written in dev tools): Update: the double coffee worked

@bernhard Just noticed that before you wrote, glad it's fixed. AOS v026 is uploaded with two tiny update: allow ctrl+s on the first step of Add new page + adding sequential tabindices to inputs (textareas, selects). The latter solves the issue that often TABbing doesn't jump to the next input because there are other inputs in between. This solution isn't perfect but it's very simple, and it would do in most cases. Also works with ajax-loaded fields/tabs.

Just gave barba.js a try and it's great, thanks for mentioning. I had to remove a similar but more clunkier solution of mine, but this is much better. There are some js events I have to modify in order to make them work but it's a no-biggie.

Shooting in the dark: using $page->editable() wouldn't take care of what you need?