Talk priorities #196
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Since we're starting to add low-priority talks (i.e. talks that are mostly proposed to fill in a short line-up, if need be), having a clear wat to point them out could be useful. And while we're at it, why not an the option of marking a talk as "high priority" so that room could be made for it (e.g. for an special guest). Note that this attribute is not user-facing – only admins should have the ability to decide that a talk as is low- or high-priority. By default, the priority of a talk is "normal", and this level should be kept most of time.
I believe that we could do something fancy, like changing the text color for low- or high-priority talks, instead of, or in addition to, an extra column in the table, but this should be enough for now.
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Thanks @r3trofitted for this feature. |
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Good point. I haven't thought of that, haven't checked, and know too little about Rails Admin to answer off the top of my head. Let me have a look. |
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Since we're starting to add low-priority talks (i.e. talks that are mostly proposed to fill in a short line-up, if need be), having a clear way to point them out could be useful. And while we're at it, why not an the option of marking a talk as "high priority" so that room could be made for it (e.g. for an special guest)?
Note that this attribute is not user-facing – only admins should have the ability to decide that a talk as is low- or high-priority. By default, the priority of a talk is "normal", and this level should be kept most of time.