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Opinions requested: composer design ideas

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https://github.com/NodeBB/NodeBB/issues/4670

please reply in the GitHub so we can help developers with new ideas

exomarty created this issue in NodeBB/NodeBB

closed composer design ideas #4670
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@baris said in Composer design ideas: Looks good, another improvement would be to make the composer a regular element in the body instead of static positioned div overlayed on top of everything else on mobile. that would probably help too
hundreds of polling requests
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Updated to master & works like a charm ;).
Report Ideas
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In communities where we participated heavily, but didn't run the community ourselves, we used to build tooling that would go post by post and pull out some of this data and record date-time and poster of different posts and threads to track how people would post over time.
Why not use composer-redactor as default editor?
NodeBB Development • composer redactor user experience • • agusputra

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@agusputra I agree with your suggestion about helper buttons. The open source project Rocket Chat has an unobtrusive way of hinting basic Markdown syntax. Simply a line of greyed text that becomes regular text on mouseover It might be useful to have something like this at the bottom of the editor input field.
[NodeBB-Vagrant] Run NodeBB on a pre-designed Vagrant!
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Maybe you should add a vagrant section to the docs A lot of people use vagrant, potentially they just don't know this solution exists yet