Within Webfig, is there a way to turn on "inline comments" much the same way we can do in Winbox?

If not, could that be added?

Thanks,

-tp

+1 for inline comments in webfig, pretty please

what exactly you mean by "inline comments" adding comments on items?

or in "Design skin" mode add note so it is visibla later on for everyone who uses this skin?

or something completely different?

yeah, that would be awesome.

Both in Winbox and in Webfig, the comments are displayed on top of the interface. In Winbox there is an option (inline comments) that move the comments over and make them appear as another column, thus minimizing the vertical height and making it much, much more readable. We've dug into the custom skins and can't find out where you can change the columns in Webfig like you can in Winbox. Or the inline comment option for that matter.

it is pretty useful when maintain the access list by commenting the client names in comments field & monitor over registration table with inline comments

+1 from us too

Don't use web fig much (yay winbox) but inline makes things much easier to read.

last comment 6 years ago and still no solution? Inline comments in WebFig please!!

So, is this feature going to be implemented sometime? It will be very useful for all of us using webfig..

Why are you using Webfig and not Winbox?

(because use linux and do not exist a native LinBox)

I'm still hoping that at one time MikroTik make Webfig look and functionality exactly the same as Winbox...

Hello,
I am using Mikrotiks for many years and configure it via Webfig or CLI (SSH/UART).Running Winbox proprietary application on non-Windows devices is complicated (as post @rextended) and WEB configuration interface is standard on network devices for many years.

I freshly installed RoS v7.9, that have inline comments in Webfig.

In comparison with previous versions, inline comments are less usefull and readable for me.
As example - in Interface list page or Firewall filter list page - there are many more important columns and I need to fit them to browser window.If I enlarge comment column to see full length of comments(which commonly have 10 or more words),then other important columns is out of browser window and I cant see it.
So because column order is not changeable in webfig, column for comment must be shrinked,so display 1-2 words.This is not so usefull.

In opposite, previous versions show complete comment without worry about place for other parameters.This is better layout for me - comments on separate row and other important parameters on own row.So I do not need to shrink comment column for display other columns as in v7.9.
And (eg in firewall) comments on own row optically separate rules for better orientation and readability.

For me +1 to rollback to comments on separate row (as in CLI).
Alternatively wish to add webfig setting with choice of comment display mode (own row vs. inline) or at least make column order changeable(for possibility to move comment column after more importatnt ones).

Sorry for my english.
Su_mi

In comparison with previous versions, inline comments are less usefull and readable for me.
As example - in Interface list page or Firewall filter list page - there are many more important columns and I need to fit them to browser window.If I enlarge comment column to see full length of comments(which commonly have 10 or more words),then other important columns is out of browser window and I cant see it.

But for other people, inline comments are better because before each comment took at least one separate line and they could not fit as many lines over the height of their screen as they can now. When every line has a comment, that doubles the number of available lines and that is often very useful.

When you need full control over the display layout you need to use winbox, until webfig introduces that feature too.
(resizable movable selectable columns that are saved across sessions)

这个解决方案可能并不适合所有人,can only confirm that it works on my machine, but I wrote a userscript to convert the row comments into inline comments in webfig. It's probably not that efficient, but it gets the job done. You would need a userscript manager extension on your browser like GreaseMonkey, ViolentMonkey, or TamperMonkey in order to enable it.

https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/47556 ... e-comments