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  1. 1 vote
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  2. Make accordion content printable

    Can you make accordion content appear when it prints by default?

    I can do this by adding <style media="not screen">div.accordion-body { height: auto; } </style> to my page, but it would be nice if this was done automatically.

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  3. Add ability to update files

    Currently, to update a file in the Media Library, you must delete the file and re-upload the new one. I can see this getting annoying quickly when updating several files at once.

    Maybe a plugin like http://wordpress.org/support/plugin/enable-media-replace would work.

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  4. Automatically add pdf, doc, etc. icons to links

    It would be pretty great if a few lines were included in CSS to automatically add little icons :after to common file types (doc, xls, pdf, ppt, etc) based on href$ — example CSS from ucr.edu:

    a[href$="pdf"]:after { content: " " url(/images/design6/pdf.gif); }
    a[href$="doc"]:after, a[href$="docx"]:after { content: " " url(/images/design6/doc.gif); }

    IE 7 doesn't recognize :after, but this is just window-dressing, rather than functional, so at UCR that was deemed an acceptable excursion from 100% feature parity.

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    We have added this ability. There may be some places where this creates an unexpected outcome for some pages, but the majority of instances where creators have added a file this provides a little more awareness to users as to the tools they will need to view or interact with the document. This was a great suggestion Jessica.

  5. Add some margin-top to p's within blockquotes

    Blockquotes can often consist of more than one paragraph, and currently the CSS eliminates the margin-bottom that p's normally have. In order to preserve the lack-of-margin-bottom for the :last-child (but without using :last-child, which doesn't work in older versions of IE), I would suggest:

    blockquote p + p { margin-top: 12px; }

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  6. Add margins to tables

    We really need to get some margins added to tables; right now any content above (e.g. a heading) and below a table is smashed right up against it, and it looks pretty bad. margin: 12px 0 or 24px 0 would be nice (12px looks ok to me, but line-height is generally 24px so that might be better).

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  7. Add a left margin to your mobile pages

    I'm thrilled about the feedback option but I can't read the body text behind the button.

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  8. What kind of training do expect to get?

    We would love to hear what kind of training works best for you. Do you want to go to a live in class/lab session, a live GoToMeeting session, Watch archived short videos, or read knowledge based articles. May you would like all of them, but in that case can you prioritize what you think is important.

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