Breadcrumbs & Contrast

  • Resolved makhay

    (@makhay)


    1 year, 5 months ago

    New to the project manager, very impressed so far, if it meets our needs, we will upgrade to pro. However there are some real issues that we need to resolve.

    We need breadcrumbs. Right now, if I am in a project, and on any tab besides main one, there is no quick way to return to dashboard or other projects, unless i use wordpress menu navigation. There is also this weird button, that you would think is a back button, instead just minimizes and maximizes wordpress menu, which is already in the wordpress menu, very weird.

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    Secondly, we need more contrast in the color palette. Should aim to meet accessibility standards, atleast WCAG AA standard. In some areas you have grey text on grey backgrounds. Consider defaulting to the user selected WordPress theme colors, or at very least the default scheme. I know you can change some colors in general settings, but that is very limited.

    Thank you!

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  • Plugin Author Dylan James

    (@dylanjkotze)

    Hi there,

    Thanks so much for getting in touch. My apologies for the delay in response over the weekend from my side.

    I have added the requested changes in the latest updates:

    1. I added the breadcrumbs for improved navigation.
    2. Removed the collapse button.
    3. Added the contrast improvements.
    4. Added the ability to assign the creating user to the task by going to Zephyr > Settings > General Settings and setting the ‘Default Assignee’ setting to ‘Current User’.
    5. Added the ability to set the start and due date to the current date by going to Zephyr > Settings > General Settings and checking the setting labelled “Use current date as the default start and due dates”.

    I hope this helps. If there is anything else I can assist with, please let me know and I’ll be happy to help.

    Thanks for your time.

    Kindest regards,

    Dylan

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