Follow-up to my question about engaging with the CiviCRM community: https://forum.backdropcms.org/forum/civicrm-support-and-community-engage...
I love the power and flexibility of CiviCRM and I love how supportive the CiviCRM community has been with Backdrop CMS. But, frankly I'm a bit discouraged by the user experience with CiviCRM and have a really hard time recommending it to folks who are not already using it.
For site editors managing data in CiviCRM is a pretty ugly experience, not to metion confusing and overwhelming, once you get into the settings.
Are there things I can do to improve this "editor" experience? Are their alternative themes or skins for the CiviCRM UI?
Is there anything for me to look forward to in terms of possible improvements in the user experience?
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@robertgarrigos - Interesting question. I don't think I've thought about using recipes as a starting point for a new module yet. Let me be sure I understand the question correctly. I think...
Recipe vs Module developing
Anyone interested in having a CiviCRM discussion at Backdrop LIVE? https://events.backdropcms.org/schedule
CiviCRM - Support and Community Engagement (Report Bugs)
The page herb linked has all this info, but since the "report a bug" page is ridiculously dense here is the TL;DR of it: * CiviCRM manages core issues in a self-hosted gitlab: https://...
CiviCRM - Support and Community Engagement (Report Bugs)
There's this page which lists all the places to find support: https://civicrm.org/help
CiviCRM - Support and Community Engagement (Report Bugs)
Hello Everyone, I got an answer from the people at CKEDITOR5:
FORUM: Not wrapping long URLs