Thoughts

[Blitze]

Very good point

[Jaifaime]

Another block idea (if at all possible), in conjunction with the new wiki-style pages:
Recent Page Updates - like Recent Posts/Topics, displays recent changes to pages.

[Blitze]

We'll see about that. I've considered putting an "updated" or "new" icon next to the corresponding page titles when creating the table of contents or on the page itself. As far as the block, I'll have to see... For now, check this out

[Jaifaime]

That little icon would be cool in the toc next to updated pages definitely, keeping it in the style of phpbb.

The comments look very nice

[Jaifaime]

Addition to the Member List block: Most Active Group (alongside the options Top Posters, Newest Members, etc)

Add an input box into the block config page in similar fashion to Featured Groups/Members where you enter the ids of the groups to be added to the pool of possible listings. All posts made by members of one of those groups are added to that groups total number of posts for the day/week/month/year. The block is displayed just like Top Posters, but lists the Most Active Groups.

[Jaifaime]

Minor detail: I'd suggest using (../../imageset/icon_post_target_unread.gif) and (../../imageset/icon_post_target.gif) in styles/prosilver/template/cms/cms_common.css, they just look cleaner than the images with the little arrow thing on the bottom

[Jaifaime]

Further divvy down the Contents into separate forums for each separate Content type created. For each new Content type created, create a sub-forum of the same name under the original "Content" forum, and post all new Content into it's own forum, instead of all in the same one forum. This way admins have greater control over which Content types are added into the Feeds.

[Jaifaime]

If a page is wiki enabled, but has allow sub-pages set to no, there should be no Table of Contents displayed, as it will always be that single page that the user is already on anyway.

[Blitze]

Further divvy down the Contents into separate forums for each separate Content type created. For each new Content type created, create a sub-forum of the same name under the original "Content" forum, and post all new Content into it's own forum, instead of all in the same one forum. This way admins have greater control over which Content types are added into the Feeds.

Done at rev. 646. Upgrade instructions to follow later

[Blitze]

Update instructions committed. It's 6:07 am, off to bed.