This isn't a problem, just a suggestion.
I thought it might be useful to add status information of some sort (perhaps next to the "Up to date/Out of date" icons for Joomla and AdminTools) which identifies the status of the default tables prefix and administrator id.
At the moment you have to first understand what those are about then click into their pages to fix the issue (and be told if you are on the default settings so less secure). I just thought it might be handy to have that flagged up on the homepage as a nice big icon to make it more likely that people will actually follow through and apply those fixes.
I thought it might be useful to add status information of some sort (perhaps next to the "Up to date/Out of date" icons for Joomla and AdminTools) which identifies the status of the default tables prefix and administrator id.
At the moment you have to first understand what those are about then click into their pages to fix the issue (and be told if you are on the default settings so less secure). I just thought it might be handy to have that flagged up on the homepage as a nice big icon to make it more likely that people will actually follow through and apply those fixes.
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