[wp-trac] [WordPress Trac] #26797: Replace in-post image editing icons with dashicons
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Wed Jan 8 22:56:39 UTC 2014
#26797: Replace in-post image editing icons with dashicons
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Reporter: melchoyce | Owner:
Type: enhancement | Status: new
Priority: normal | Milestone: Awaiting Review
Component: Administration | Version: trunk
Severity: normal | Keywords:
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When you add an image into a post's visual editor, you still get pre-3.8
style icons:
[[Image(https://i.cloudup.com/QVn950AzyO.png)]]
Let's replace these with dashicons. This is what I'm thinking:
1. Edit image
- We could just use {{{.dashicons-format-image}}} to replace this icon,
but I think it makes more sense to use something more along the lines of
{{{.dashicons-admin-generic}}}, which is the cog icon. When it comes down
to it, the "image" icon doesn't really tell you what clicking on it will
do — that is, bring up an image settings panel which will allow you to
edit various image attributes, positioning, and size. To me, that kind of
panels says "settings," which is why I think the cog might be a more
relevant icon to use.
2. Remove image
- In this case, I think we should definitely replace the current icon,
which uses the prohibition symbol, with {{{.dashicons-no}}} or
{{{.dashicons-no-alt}}}, which are our two X icons. The prohibition symbol
is generally used to convey "not allowed", while an X conveys "remove" or
"get rid of this, but don't delete it." I think it's a more accurate icon
to use. Additionally, the prohibition icon is not a completely
international symbol — there are several countries and cultures for which
this symbol has no meaning. The X might be a more universal symbol.
Any thoughts before I make a patch?
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Ticket URL: <https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/26797>
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