Hello, In some screens, depending on the situation, we have MANY "action" buttons. for example, in a biblio detail, when there is a subscription & the librarian has all permissions, there are : Edit biblio // Duplicate // Edit items // Delete // Complete view // ISBD view // normal view // add to shelf // Subscriptions // Print // view logs[*] That is 11 buttons !!! Really too much for the user imo. We have various solutions : - let as is, as there are only 2-3 places where there is this problem (mainly : biblio & member) Pro : nothing to do, and 2-3 places, who cares. Cons : not nice to use. - Put those 11 buttons on 3 different lines. Cons : that's many place left, as, sometimes the user has not 11 possibilités (due to permission or biblio). Pro : users used to find actions on the top of the screen. - Put those 11 buttons in a block on the right. It's very easy to do with CSS, functionnal blocks (EDIT / VIEW / OTHER) can be separated by a space (<br/>). Cons : on large screen, the right part can be a little bit far from the mouse. Pro : uses some free place. with a fixed positionning, can be always on screen. Let me know your opinion, but mine is "block on the right". [*] this is a new feature to see who do what on the biblio, if the systempref is set -- Paul POULAIN et Henri Damien LAURENT Consultants indépendants en logiciels libres et bibliothéconomie (http://www.koha-fr.org) Tel : 04 91 31 45 19