Linux Lite Forums

I have a few suggestions that might be useful to forum users.

1. Make the Linux Lite logo at the top of the forum a link to the main website. There is already a home button to get back to the forum main page.

2. Make the "Help" button be a link to the online help manual, which should encourage users to use the manual more.

3. There is a broken link to the Linux Lite Shop, which took me to a search page when I clicked it.

Just thought I would mention these as some newer features like the help manual just seem to be overlooked, and I hate to see such a valuable resource not being used.

Excellent suggestions. Shop link is fixed, Help link goes to Help Manual, and for the Home button, I've made it go the the LL home page, seems more intuitive - Home = home page of LL. Well done avj

That's much better, Thanks. 

Excellent ideas.  Just excellent.

A link to the LinuxLite homepage for the OS, not the forums homepage ? unless i missed it

That is covered in the first reply, it is the "Home" button.

(09-18-2015, 07:12 AM)avj link Wrote: [ -> ]That is covered in the first reply, it is the "Home" button.

-Ah thank you for clarifying. I kept using the LinuxLite logo in the upper left.
Seems it should be reversed, "home" for forum home, and linuxlite with logo in upper left for the actual homepage for the OS. At least to me that would make more sense.

(09-19-2015, 06:30 PM)technomancer link Wrote: [ -> ]Seems it should be reversed, "home" for forum home, and linuxlite with logo in upper left for the actual homepage for the OS. At least to me that would make more sense.

Who else thinks this? I need to have an understanding of how most people treat the current links for Home and the logo intuitively. Thank you.

For me the prominent "Feather Logo/Graphic" to LL Main Home page, and the "Home" black text to Forum home.
I think maybe it's the placement, and/or lack of text that may confuse.??

"Linux Lite Home" vs "Linux Lite Forum Home"

Either way is fine to me, but the logo taking you to the main website does seem slightly more intuitive in my opinion.