[buddypress-trac] [BuddyPress Trac] #6827: Add BP top level menu and Admin Page to Improve User Experience
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#6827: Add BP top level menu and Admin Page to Improve User Experience
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Reporter: mercime | Owner: mercime
Type: enhancement | Status: assigned
Priority: normal | Milestone: Future
Component: New User Experience | Release
Severity: normal | Version:
Keywords: has-screenshots has-patch dev- | Resolution:
feedback |
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Changes (by slaFFik):
* keywords: has-screenshots has-patch => has-screenshots has-patch dev-
feedback
Comment:
I tend to agree with @mercime @modemlooper to make it top level.
My reasons:
1. BuddyPress is a huge part WP installation, it's not yet another related
posts plugin for which it's ridiculous to have a top level menu item. Same
as WooCommerce - it's an essential part of the site. Same (if not more)
value as Pages or Media top level admin area pages.
2. It will greatly improve settings visibility, which is great for new-
comers. On my Russian BuddyPress site I did get questions - where to edit
settings. Part of the reason - lots of installed plugins, most of which
are integrating there options under Settings menu, so it becomes over-
crowded.
3. Making it top level will give more flexibility for other plugins to add
own pages under it (same as for WC), and for our own smaller functionality
(see #2227 as an example).
@sooskriszta
We can't move Activity/Groups under BuddyPress - because they are
important, often used by admins, and some 3rd-party plugins are already
adding own subpages for them (I did that personally for some of my own
plugins). Moving them under BuddyPress top level will break others, or we
will need to write a big workaround to make them as tabs on Groups - which
is not a good idea in terms of maintainability and good sense.
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Ticket URL: <https://buddypress.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/6827#comment:20>
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