[Suggestion] 'ACP Home' Content

[~Dopey~]

So I were thinking...
and thought would it be possible to have the ability to click and drag the little sections in the Dashboard of the AdminCP.
Why? ...because the 'Admin Notes' is at the bottom and even on my large high resolution screen it's out of the way and to me and possibly other administrators the 'Communication' section is a little more important than say; 'Tasks and Statistics' section. Even if that isn't the priority arrangement for most administrators there may be other orders, either way; with the ability to click and drag will allow us to customise to our needs.
I suggest click and drag over other methods because other methods are a little more fiddly, for example; the use of arrows. I imagine the click and drag would use Ajax and I don't know how much of a task it would be to implement click and drag into the Dashboard but this is why I'm suggesting it, see if there's other methods that I haven't thought of or maybe my idea is a good idea and you may want to use this method? :unsure:

[Working4computers]

Sounds like a good idea! :) Customisable to each Administrator

[~Dopey~]

Wow, someone replied :o

Yea, the system can save each customisation for each administrator :) ... So, any thoughts?

[Alex]

Great idea, a bit more improvement could make it like the blog blocks :)

[~Dopey~]

Still only two responses?

I've usually been rudely replied to and had loads of negative come backs by now, what's up with y'all?

So I guess this idea is a no go :huh:

[MindTooth]

I would gladly see some minor AJAX dragable boxes in the ACP. But I think IPS will keep it clean. Need to ask bfarber in this suggestion.

[~Dopey~]

[Mert]

I don't think that this suggestion will be done. It is easier to scroll down than adding lots of lines of codes and datas into the database. There's no need I think :unsure:

[atomicknight]

Yeah, I think that'd be extraneous and really of no use to most users. You could always code it yourself (or ask someone else to do it) as a custom mod.