While editing dashboards, there is a fixed bar at the bottom of the screen so you can cancel, delete or save dashboard changes.
The idea is to have the same thing for scenes — this will avoid having to scroll back up to the top of the page when your scene has a lot of action.
It’s true that it would be more convenient.
@pierre-gilles In the series of small UX improvements, I’m bringing this one up, a bit old…
Hello, I worked quickly on this one and I have several questions :
So cool! 
I really like this suggestion, it removes the dropdown that wasn’t great 
If you could also add a delete confirmation, that would be perfect ^^
Can you deploy a Gladys Plus page so users can test it over the weekend?
Thanks for the PR, it’s really cool
I have some issues with the responsive layout; the « duplicate » and « delete » buttons should be on the right and bigger, I think:
The placement of the delete confirmation could be improved on mobile:
Hello,
It seems to me that he had mentioned the need to know which scenes are active.
If that’s the case and this is the right place, would it be possible to have the launch button remain colored for the entire time the scene is active ?
Hi @Jluc, I think that’s a separate development — let’s keep each development concise Can you discuss it in another thread?
Yes, of course, I’ll look for the appropriate section.
They were already on the left but it’s more natural on the right indeed (and I restored the original size):
Is it better like this?
It’s better, but in your proposal there are gaps above the buttons and below the « Wake Up »; it would be neater to align everything at the same level so as not to waste space on mobile
Better, but I think we can still do better — we’re losing quite a bit of space on mobile here!
It’s complicated to gain as much space as possible and at the same time to allow for longer stage names.
Tested in all languages 
Here is the latest rendering:
I find this version very \‹ clean › 
Thanks for the improvements @cicoub13, that’s very kind!
However, on mobile it’s still tricky 
Current display in production:
Display on your PR:
I think it’s a shame that the « description » text is confined to half the screen
I know I was the one who asked you to move the buttons up to the side, but in your example there was no scene description — in an example like this with a description I find it arguably cleaner with the buttons underneath as it originally was
The button to launch the scene is also very handy.
@Jluc it is indeed still present, just at the bottom of the screen, that’s precisely the objective of this development
Great! I hadn’t noticed.
Hi @cicoub13, I don’t know if you saw my previous message
Yes, I’ll let you take a look at the latest version.
I’m starting to go in circles a bit; maybe we should rethink this top section from scratch to have something clean in any case 
