What percent of your content types have more than 10 fields?

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greggles - Mon, 2008-02-25 22:07
0%
11% (7 votes)
0.1-5%
10% (6 votes)
5-10%
17% (11 votes)
10-20%
8% (5 votes)
20-40%
17% (11 votes)
40-60%
19% (12 votes)
60-80%
5% (3 votes)
80-100%
13% (8 votes)
Total votes: 63

motivation

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greggles - Mon, 2008-02-25 22:27

The motivation for this question is that the breadcrumbs, navigation menu, and top tabs of cck field management all go away when editing a field. One solution is to make each field a subtab which has the drawback of being ugly if you have more than about 10 fields. So...the question is how often that happens. And...?

Speak now or have an ugly interface!

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Hah like ugly's stopped

konfuzed - Mon, 2008-02-25 23:57

Hah like ugly's stopped anyone before ;) Thanks for asking though (as I glance back over at the latest content type I added that has 16 fields...)

Ugly OK, but please not unusable

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zirvap - Sun, 2008-03-02 19:33

Looking at my various CCK content types, I see that most use only a few fields, but some use a lot more than 10 (20 for the biggest one, so far). In other words: Ugly interface for more than 10 fields is OK, but unusuable is not.

What happens with all those subtabs if I use a theme with a fixed width? Do they disappear out of the screen, or do they just stack vertically?


convenience

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greggles - Mon, 2008-03-03 20:57

This is only about a convenience and a context - not a required navigation element. You can always access the pages from the parent page.

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20%

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christefano - Mon, 2008-03-03 06:41

I voted 20-40% but it's about 20% (as opposed to 10-20%).