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List View: visual feedback and keyboard behaviour tasks for WordPress 6.6 #60099
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@andrewserong seems i've to put this there, since it's related the issue : since we have plenty of space, the horizontal scroll should not occur. ex1 : within a group, i've a buttons block, i click on the options (either through the ellipsis 3 dots, or by right click) context :
NB : seems ok with the Query Loop |
Thanks for reporting @Marc-pi! Which operating system and browser are you using? On a Mac running Google Chrome with scrollbars set to display, I see a vertical scrollbar on the block settings menu, but no horizontal one. Ideally if a vertical scrollbar is needed, we wouldn't be displaying that horizontal one, so I'm wondering if there's something that's specific to the browser that's causing them to be displayed? If so, I'm wondering if there are any styling adjustments we can make so that only the vertical one is shown 🤔 |
@andrewserong hello |
Just a tiny update: I can reproduce that issue with the horizontal scrollbars in FF on Windows 11. I've opened a separate issue for that over in #60355 so we can track it separately. I've linked it in the prioritised tasks of this tracking issue. |
Quick update: it turns out I'll have less bandwidth for contributing to this tracking issue for 6.6 than I originally anticipated. As it stands, I believe we'll likely get in all (or most) of the intended keyboard shortcuts improvements for 6.6. Also, the information density / spacing has been tightened for the list view in #60713 which results in a much more usable space for navigating deeply nested lists, with the horizontal scrollbar now seldom appearing. This means that the issue #53096 (make it possible to adjust the width of the list view) is likely no longer necessary. So, what all this means is that the main "might not make it" feature in 6.6 is the continuing improvement of displacement in the list view by exploring a drag chip that resembles the list view item (#56539). As such, I have moved this to the "nice to have" section in the issue description. CC: @annezazu for visibility on 6.6 intended features. |
Hi all 👋 Reminder: The release candidate for Gutenberg Version 18.5 is scheduled for next Friday (May 31st). So anything that is supposed to make it into WordPress 6.6 must be merged by then. Please raise any important issues that need additional attention :) |
I'll close this issue out now as there were no additional PRs to make it in time for 6.6 Beta 1. I've copied those issues not addressed from this tracking issue over into the long-term issue in #49563 so that they're captured for future releases. The update from May 1 (and list of merged PRs in the issue description) still represent what made it in for 6.6. In brief:
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Part of #49563, this issue highlights tasks that can be prioritised for inclusion in WordPress 6.6. It is intentionally not exhaustive. For any additions or nice-to-haves, #49563 is a good tracking issue to use 🙂
The List View referred to in this issue is in the left-hand sidebar (the one that is a list of all the blocks in the current document).
Prioritised List View tasks for WordPress 6.6
Nice-to-haves
Deprioritised
Deprioritised issues are ones the were originally slated for 6.6 but have been punted from the release:
Pull requests
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