[wp-trac] [WordPress Trac] #31195: Add a user-friendly way to preview site responsiveness in the Customizer
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#31195: Add a user-friendly way to preview site responsiveness in the Customizer
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Reporter: | Owner:
celloexpressions | Status: new
Type: feature | Milestone: Future Release
request | Version:
Priority: normal | Resolution:
Component: Customize | Focuses: ui, accessibility, administration
Severity: normal |
Keywords: has-patch |
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Comment (by folletto):
Please note that:
1. '''The feature should be simple'''. Portrait-Landscape usually makes
the theme fall into the intermediate buckets (i.e. a landscape tablet is
basically a desktop, a landscape phone is basically a portrait tablet).
This feature is meant to be a quick preview, not a technical tool.
2. On desktop, where this feature shows, you are going to have a resizable
window, so if you really need to, you can just resize the window. Or use
the Inspector as shown above. In other words: this feature is meant to be
quick, if you want precision, you already know and have better tools to do
that, and we shouldn't replicate these tools (I know, already discussed
above, but I'll still point it out ;) ).
3. I disagree with "let theme author define the size breakpoints " exactly
because "we now have plenty of different display sizes". The theme adapts
to screens, not the other way around. Thus the responsive UI is something
that exists independently from the themes, and should be set at proper
sizes determined by industry averages. '''Themes should not have any
bearing on the responsive UI.''' This will have also the ripple effect of
helping more theme authors to see the industry averages, exactly because
we provide a good way to preview them.
That said:
> why not enable people that have medium size displays to preview their
site on a wide display ? That's possible if you extend the size of the
iframe and use scrollbars.
I agree. This is definitely something I'd go for, even if likely in a
separate issue and discussion, because I'd still start with this UI and
then work to achieve that.
The logic behind that would be to have the controls always visible (so, no
hiding) but then it detects the screen size and defaults to that, and the
other options then will grow/shrink accordingly.
> So changing the size of the preview window could also toggle some
controls that are specific to the screen size.
This could be very useful, and should be a separate ticket imho to discuss
it. ;)
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Ticket URL: <https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/31195#comment:23>
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