The Problem With Toasts
Change a setting in the Levlix dashboard and you used to get a green message in the corner that faded after a few seconds. Look away, or refresh, and it was gone. The question it left behind is a familiar one: did that actually save?
Notifications Are Now Stored
Confirmations and alerts are written to your account and reachable from the bell in the navigation bar. A change you made yesterday is still there today, on whatever device you sign in from.
- Kept per account, not per tab. The history follows your login rather than the page you happened to have open.
- The 250 most recent are retained. Older entries are pruned automatically, so the list stays quick to load and does not grow without limit.
- Unread entries are marked. Anything that happened in the background since your last visit is flagged rather than silently added.
- The bell opens itself for five seconds when something new arrives, then closes again. If you would rather it stayed shut, the Auto-open button in the bell's list toggles that off and remembers the choice against your account.
Why This Matters for Configuration
Most dashboard changes are invisible by design. Turning off a counting rule or adjusting a warning threshold produces no visible change until a member trips it, sometimes days later. A record you can go back to turns "I think I changed that" into something you can check.
It also helps when more than one administrator has access: the history shows what was confirmed and when, without anyone having to remember.
Server-wide administrative actions are logged separately and in more detail in the audit log, which records who changed what across your whole server.