[AndrewD]

Originally Posted by shiva

The online manual is rather complex, and very hard to use, as it has info scattered all over the place. I would suggest it follows the structure of the admin control panel, would make it a bit easier to use.

This is largely a a consequence of adding new features as people requested them, so that the original structure of the manual no longer works. Good document writing is very time consuming, and unfortunately I have only so much time to give to this project. But I think that your suggestion is a good one.

Originally Posted by shiva

Only things I can add as a request are anchor links in admin to sections like VB Options does.

Yes.

Originally Posted by shiva

Also, maybe a easy way for changing templates for the actual system, if that is possible. I really don't like that particular look if there's not a lot of text to a post, and I also think text should be aligned to the top instead of the middle.

Are you suggesting something other than the VB template editor? I've provided three or four model linkbit templates.

Originally Posted by shiva

One more, have the menu bar at the bottom available as well. When you have a lot of links to add in, you have to keep scrolling up to the top to add a new link, because it refreshes to the bottom of the page when you put in a link.

It should refresh to the link that has just been added - this was in response to an earlier suggestion, rather than the original behaviour of refreshing to the top of the page.

Rather than doubling up on the menu, another approach would be to move the functions in the linkbit into a drop down menu - rather like the drop down on the username in VB posts - and to include 'add link' in this menu. What do others think?