Add prompt to zoom out separator #65392
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@WordPress/gutenberg-design this will need your expertise 🙇 |
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Nice exploration. There are some slight details to refine if we are to land this, the drag and drop behavior feels a bit flickering, it seems as if it's interfering with the sibling inserters and/or the text. It's subtle and mostly a feeling, but I feel like if you are dragging, during the act of dragging, everything else should be basically inert. You're only interacting with what's under the grabby-hand, so the animation to make space between sections should respond only to that. Make sense? The second thing is the font size, weight, and family itself, ideally this prompt is "UI", i.e. system font, 13px font size. I recognize this will be very non-trivial to get right, since you're essentially dealing with an already-scaled interface at that point, so you'd need to counteract that. It may even be unfeasible, but it feels worth seeing what we can do here to ensure that whatever text we do show, shows up in a legible font size that doesn't look like the theme itself, but as part of the editor. There may be nuance here. In general, and especially during drag operations, we can be much better at changing the visual appearance of the editor, highlighting dropzones, showing "Drop here" prompts, etc. So the instinct is good enough; this is overall a space where the editor is lacking. While dragging is essentially a mode, or a context, and the editor itself can light up like fireworks when we're in this mode. |
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Thank you for reviewing 👍 You've picked up on a number of good points which I'd love to improve. Some of these are bugs and some are wider enhancements to drag and drop. I'd love to get those improved - but likely not in this particular PR. I expect you know that anyway. I will collate the feedback and to the wider zoom out issue.
I think this is the most immediately actionable feedback that is specific to this PR. Let's see if we can make the font "feel" right proportional to the zoom level. |
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Nice work 👏🏻 My initial thoughts:
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@jasmussen I've now applied the correct font family and also set the font size to be proportional to the zoom scale factor variable. The base size is This is the result: 
Please note: there appears to be a general UI bug with "zooming" whereby the first time you activate zoom out things aren't scaled correctly. Then when you open the pattern inserter and toggle zoom out it works again. This is unrelated to this PR but requires fixing. Perhaps by #63390? |
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Flaky tests detected in fcea97e. 🔍 Workflow run URL: https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/actions/runs/11016627453
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@draganescu Maybe this class got removed?
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That's quite a scaling value :D This is working nicely:
There's a curious width issue, not sure if it's related to this branch or not:
Also while you're here, can you add an exlicit
Here's how it looks with the default font weight, compare to the chip:
Separately, I wonder if it isn't best to have just a single message, always, one that doesn't change when you're hovering over the drop-zone. Perhaps simply: "Drop here."? |
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@jasmussen @draganescu Shall we run with this and then iterate? We have until RC 1 (October 22, 2024) to change this prior to the hard string freeze.
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Fine from me, assuming we can polish up the little things.
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...can polish up the little things.
You mean overall on Zoom Out mode? Yes we're need to polish during the Beta/RC phase for 6.7.
I think all the items you requested that are applicable directly to this PR have been addressed no? If not happy to tweak them.
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Overall zoom mode, though also figuring out the width issue. But yes, it's not clear to me if that's a side effect of this PR or not. But yeah, mostly mean the experience overall.
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I'm going to ask folks working on Zoom Out to start testing everything on TT5 👍
I'll raise an Issue to track the width thing.
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What is wrong with two labels?
| justify-content: center; | ||
| font-size: $default-font-size; | ||
| font-family: $default-font; | ||
| font-weight: normal; |
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@jasmussen Updated to force normal weight 👍
Which Theme is that? Almost certainly not related to changes in this PR but would be good to be able to replicate that Issue for tracking separately.
✅ Done in 1d35d21
I updated this as you suggested. I think we should now ship this "as is" and then iterate in response to (the inevitable) feedback. What do you think? |
This is WIP Twenty Twenty-Five. Happy to try this. |
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@draganescu Are you happy to approve this one? |
…acground after rebase on trunk
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| font-family: $default-font; | |||
| color: $black; | |||
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This needs to be $gray-900.
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Or maybe you used $black because it needed that level of contrast?
If so let's add a comment to explain why we're using it.
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It feels on that gray we need black.
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Yeh the contrast would be insufficient otherwise. Thanks for clarifying 👍
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@draganescu this for 6.7? |
What?
Adds a user prompt to "drag and drop patterns" to Zoom Out separators.
Why?
To encourage users to inserter patterns / drag and drop into the canvas.
How?
Adds prompt.
I fully expect this will need design input
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