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Multiple empty blocks create visual noise and make hard to edit a post #13599
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I opened a related issue a while back that proposed a different solution: Keep the paragraph block's placeholder text as is, but show it on hover + select: More details here: #10051 |
@kjellr's solution seems like a good approach here in terms of both reducing unneccesary noise and bringing the unselected block appearance into closer alignment with the actual front-end output of the site. |
I agree with Kjell's solution as well. I'm removing the "Needs Design Feedback" label. |
Whats even worse is, you cannot remove them right away. You have to click and type something first on each of them to make the toolbar appear and then select the remove option. |
I came across another solution, I think implemented by @phpbits. When hitting enter multiple times (ie. 3 times) the interface asks you if you'd like to convert these to a Spacer block. If a setting exists that automatically makes this change every time for you, that would be wonderful. |
I've implemented the work around via EditorsKit plugin. Here's the preview : https://twitter.com/phpbits/status/1181065985123446784 . Thanks! |
While I like that idea, and I'd +1 the inclusion, I don't think it's really solving the issue mentioned, just making it a bit less visible. So +1 to that, and let's still find a solution for the duplication. Showing the text only when the block is active it would help :) |
Good point. When I click |
related: #17366 |
Multiple empty blocks add extensive visual noise to the interface.
I understand they are there for a reason and we discussed this before, bu I'm wondering if we can find a better way to handle these scenarios.
Brainstorming possible ideas:
Sidenote
This might also be related with the behaviour of stripping empty spaces when rendering — which is currently circumventable by adding a single space in an empty block (good workaround, still a workaround).
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