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OHTAKE Tomohiro commented on JENKINS-13282:
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Our goal is to apply bootstrap? I think our goal is to make the UI better.
Bootstrap is designed to be applicable to *most* of web sites.
Jenkins is not an usual blog application, but an enterprise application.
We have to modify Bootstrap rules to match Jenkins' use cases.
If you think it is better to follow bootstrap styling of breadcrums,
please reset margin and padding of the breadcrum.
> ui-changes breadcrumbs should stick to top
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> Key: JENKINS-13282
> URL: https://issues.jenkins-ci.org/browse/JENKINS-13282
> Project: Jenkins
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Components: ui-changes
> Reporter: OHTAKE Tomohiro
> Assignee: OHTAKE Tomohiro
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> Comment by KK
> http://groups.google.com/group/jenkinsci-dev/browse_thread/thread/61d571f2be751121/659c24674d13542c?show_docid=659c24674d13542c
> {quote}
> - The menu of the top banner doesn't seem very useful to me. Right now it
> always shows the same 4 things from the action menu of the top page, which is
> probably not what you intended. But even if it changes per page, I think it'd
> end up just repeating what's on the left.
> - I liked our recent breadcrumb that sticks to the top of the page.
> {quote}
> I agree with him because:
> - Jenkins pages are highly hierarchical. Breadcrumbs may become longer
> especially when we use JUnit Test Result, Analysis Plugins and Nested View.
> - The first item of the breadcumbs provides a link to root. I don't think
> a.brand should be always visible.
> - I seldom click "USER_NAME | log out" links.
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