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UI to install WordPress plugins on Playground.wordpress.net #170
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[Type] Enhancement
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[Type] UI / UX / User Experience
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UI to install WordPress plugins on Playground.wordpress.net
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oh actually the settings view is a lovely idea, made accessible to all kinds of instances vs. having a specific page. |
Instead of doing more custom UI, let's focus on creating a Blueprints builder and integrating it with playground.wordpress.net. It could eventually become the UI control for the settings view. |
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[Aspect] Browser
Good First Issue
Good for newcomers
[Type] Enhancement
New feature or request
[Type] UI / UX / User Experience
Let's add UI to install WordPress Plugins on playground.wordpress.net. It may or may not be similar to the one we already have for selecting specific PHP and WP versions (thanks to @elchead):
Technically, that UI only needs to reload the page with one more
plugin
parameters, e.g.&plugin=coblocks&plugin=friends
. The challenge here is creating an ergonomic user experience.A good starting point is this file rendering the entire Playground.wordpress.net website:
wordpress-playground/packages/playground/website/src/main.tsx
Line 52 in 413d07f
Done is:
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