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Display resp. edit the current note's category #228
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Personally i would prefer using folders like in the mail app or the news app for consistency over introducing a new style inside the edit view. This would also keep the focus on the text and the organisational part at the left sidebar. |
How do you change the current item's folder in those apps? Is this done over the navigation, only? My approach was to display the folder view in the navigation in order to show notes from specific folders/categories (a filter like in other Nextcloud apps, see #210) but to provide changeability using the status bar (this #228). I divided this into two issues/PRs for better focusing on specific aspects. Maybe, this wasn't a good idea. Please give more details on your favorite solution. The best would be to provide a mock-up :-) |
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One alternative would be a drag and drop feature for moving notes around the folder hierarchy, another one would be to add another menu item to the note entry (should probably be collapsed into a three-dot menu in that case) for changing the category. |
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Let's start with this approach (otherwise we will never have any progress on this), the other part will be realized in #210. |
This is kind of a proof of concept in order to prepare a new functionality for changing a note's category (see #8). Now, we can go into a discussion about design aspects, @nextcloud/designers and @jancborchardt . I suggest the following design for displaying resp. editing the category of the current note (cp. #218).
Default view for a uncategorized note
Clicking on the rename icon or on the category label =>
Editing the category
The list is build from the existing categories.
Confirm the change or focus another element =>
Changed category