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Image settings #202
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From @mzorz: Assuming the UI is defined beforehand, I’d give this roughly 1 week (I’m actually thinking 1 to 2 days for implementation but I expect some back and forth with design iterations plus testing). What I’m thiking this internally does is:
Estimation: 1 week |
Looking at the web version, that modal should look something like this: I have the following question:
And also looking at the web version, if we follow closely, the button that would make that modal appear would be a new "settings" button like this one: Leaving the edit "pencil" button to change the image. |
I'd say yes, but it should be fine to tackle them in steps.
I think we can use the "cog" button we already have on the inline toolbar, at least for now. |
I think parity with Aztec should be the minimum, which IIRC means that image dimensions is the only optional one. It can be a nice to have if it’s not too much extra effort |
We chatted over Slack with @iamthomasbishop and @etoledom and we think that the most "straightforward" route right now for the February Beta is to go full-RN with the image settings, since that will be less moving parts to wrangle and less developer resources to allocate. 🤞 It's understood that full-RN will not give us the platform-native look and feel we'd like for this but, it's sacrifice we can iterate on afterwards. |
As we discussed, we are dropping the |
This task was developed in small parts, with these corresponding PRs:
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First iteration of Image Settings is ready via all the PR mentioned on #202 (comment) |
Implement the image inspector with image settings. Since we're not likely to have the block inspector in the beta, it's OK to present the image settings on a modal view or similar, we'll have to figure out a temporary UI that looks good and it's easy to implement.
For reference, the image settings I'm seeing on the web:
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