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Have obvious visual feed back for inline actions such as save. #398

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NightJar opened this issue Sep 19, 2018 · 4 comments
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Have obvious visual feed back for inline actions such as save. #398

NightJar opened this issue Sep 19, 2018 · 4 comments

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@NightJar
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Currently (4.x-dev, unreleased) when saving the little icon for the block type updates with a little red circle (draft), a red dot (unpublished changes), or has no 'sub-icon' (published).

However it is not a very intuitive indication of state alteration, and it would also be good to have some kind of more visual response to clicking the save/publish button for a single block.

E.g. Pages have toast notifications pop up when they're saved.

@ScopeyNZ
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The designs have a little thing for this:

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I was playing around with something for this:

https://codesandbox.io/s/528l23pwn4

Was hoping to finalise this a little and add it to admin.

@NightJar
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I'm still unsure if something so subtle should be the only indication - however it really is more of a decision for @newleeland and @clarkepaul

@clarkepaul
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I think the pattern should be fine, we can re-assess when its developed and see in action.

@brynwhyman
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Noting that we already have the following issues raised to be reviewed:
Toast message after versioning a block: #364
Animated icon for versioning: #292

Closing this and will ensure to include test scripts/user testing covering this with upcoming UAT.

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