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Question about link text variations
I'm considering whether having two sets of standard text would be acceptable for official styles. Right now, all the entry links (previous/next/memories/track, etc) are two words or more. That makes those links somewhat difficult to work with in some layouts which have more limited space.
What I'm considering are to have the long forms as defaults, but to have a secondary set of shorter text we can encourage style designers to standardize on, for official system styles. Keeping in mind the previous entry about changing link text, do these variations work for you?
What I'm considering are to have the long forms as defaults, but to have a secondary set of shorter text we can encourage style designers to standardize on, for official system styles. Keeping in mind the previous entry about changing link text, do these variations work for you?
Long | Short |
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Previous Entry | Previous |
Next Entry | Next |
Add to Memories | Memory |
Untrack This | Untrack |
Tell Someone | Tell |
Leave a comment | Comment |
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Great work Fu!
Also, that icon is brain-meltingly awesomely cute.
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And, yes 'share' and 'share with someone'
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So for example "Share with somebody"/"Share" is a great version of the current "Tell" but it needs to replace the "Tell" form completely and not complement it to be really useful. I realise not everybody will want to change right away but the usual caveats about default systems styles do it this way -> if we're changing what "this way" is it needs to change totally.
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