[wp-trac] [WordPress Trac] #29806: Focus (continued)
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#29806: Focus (continued)
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Reporter: avryl | Owner:
Type: task (blessed) | Status: new
Priority: normal | Milestone: 4.1
Component: Editor | Version:
Severity: normal | Resolution:
Keywords: ux-feedback ui- | Focuses: ui, javascript, administration
feedback |
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Comment (by johnrom):
I personally think this needs to be a button. I don't think that fading
out critical navigation items while a user is typing is a good thing all
of the time. I've often found myself needing to click "Pages" in the
middle of typing content, and having to click out of focus mode and wait
for the animation to finish would be a bit much work for a UI feature that
I did not request at that moment. I think there are times when someone
will want to focus, and others where they may want all of the information
at their fingertips.
Plus, if you make this a button like full-screen is, then you won't have
to worry about making the transitions as unobstrusive as possible, since
the user will have requested the animation to happen. We can then take out
of consideration the effect on users who did not request the effect, such
as "this transition was too sudden / distracting"
Additionally, interrupting CTRL+D(istraction-free) may be a good balance
for users that use the feature a lot, though this would block bookmarks.
Shift + F11 may be better for users used to Sublime Text and is currently
unused in Chrome, but the interruption of function keys is questionable in
the browser.
For those who wish for the feature to happen automatically, I recommend
adding a checkbox to Settings -> Writing, like "Enter Distraction-free
mode on Editor Focus"
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Ticket URL: <https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/29806#comment:31>
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