Unless some user has compiled one the answer is “No”, but I was thinking about this topic this morning. A few weeks ago the team had a discussion about creating a “new user experience” including a “Getting Started” wizard to ease the pain of configuring a new s2Member installation. This morning I had the thought that we ought to provide a user manual as part of that “new user experience”. Yes, there are a lot of people who don’t read the manual, but there are also those that do. I will bring this up to the team.
Thanks for the feedback.
yes PLEASE do. Not everybody likes to read online, or try to memorize what a video “teaches” and you can’t make notes on the page where they apply.
I read manuals during lunch and other times, we use them in meetings, etc. The quick start guide has a LOT of useful information, but is a pain to read with those open/close arrows.
AND while you are at it – I guess it never occurred to anyone we might want to print various KB articles?
I printed a half dozen or so to give to my crew – marked up to say “I want this done this way” and used up an entire ink cartridge because the code examples are have white font on solid black background! It cost more to print 2 dozen KB articles (in ink) than it did to become a PRO member! You might want to change that as well. 🙂
Sid B.
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