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So what exactly does "In der beschraenkung zeigt sich der Meister" mean? It's kind of hard to comment on something when we all aren't multi language individuals.
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It's just a German way to say 'less is more', or to be more exact: 'The Master is identified by his restriction'. It's a quotation from from one of the works by the German poet Johann Wolfgang von Goethe.
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So what exactly does "In der beschraenkung zeigt sich der Meister" mean? It's kind of hard to comment on something when we all aren't multi language individuals.


Sorry, I am just a victim of an old Dutch secondary school system where we all had to learn during 5 years at least 3 foreign languages (plus study classic literature and poetry :) )
Inger had similar duties in Norway, I presume (or knows how to use Google translate and Wikipedia).
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That's right, I also had to study 3 foreign languages (plus classic literature). My third one was French, which I haven't used too much through the years, so it's got a bit 'stale' now. ;)
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Thank you both for the clarification. Great quote.
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sometimes less is exactly what is says and means "LESS"
in any language
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I would like to see the edit list open in it's own window so it can be moved around to see the complete view on my laptop. See the attached view for more details. I don't know if there is anything important missing.
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For SEO purposes, I often use long file names. When using the Page Manager, it is often hard to select a page because it only displays a portion of the file name. I know I can wait for the tooltip to come up, but t would be quicker if there were some way to see the longer file names. I’m not sure that’s possible given all that needs to be displayed in the Page Manager, but I thought I’d throw the suggestion in.
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One thing I'd like is this: Most of the means of highlighting an item are "floating," that is, they disappear when the item is selected, leaving only faint grey lines that are difficult to see. Likewise the grey diagonals indicating empty space. A selected item should have a distinctive outline.

Another thing: Is there a way to control the placement of a new items? When I did the "Visions" tutorial I inadvertently skipped a step, then spent TWO HOURS of increasing frustration trying to place the container I'd missed, only to have the page get more and more messed up with every attempt. So, how does one place a new contaner or item IN-BETWEEN two existing ones?

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