[wp-trac] [WordPress Trac] #37661: A New Experience for Discovering, Installing, and Previewing Themes in the Customizer
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#37661: A New Experience for Discovering, Installing, and Previewing Themes in the
Customizer
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Reporter: celloexpressions | Owner: celloexpressions
Type: feature request | Status: assigned
Priority: normal | Milestone: 4.8
Component: Customize | Version: 4.2
Severity: normal | Resolution:
Keywords: has-patch has- | Focuses: ui, accessibility,
screenshots has-user-testing has- | javascript
ux-feedback |
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Comment (by melchoyce):
@celloexpressions: I think a good middle-ground would be to maintain the
feature as a branch of core on GitHub. That would allow us a greater
degree of flexibility to experiment, explore, and break down updates into
smaller bits via issues and PRs. This ticket is already quite long and
unwieldy. Being able to break up the feature in a centralized GitHub repo
would make collaboration much easier, IMO. We'd get many of the benefits
of a feature plugin, while still being able to keep the branch refreshed
with core updates.
To ship this, we'd end up devoting lots of attention and make compromises.
Our current focus is to get in short-term wins, and we need all the
attention we can get to refine and improve the customizer experience to
support those quicker wins.
Working on it via a branch, versus directly in core itself, also allows a
greater amount of nimbleness to proactively react to any sort of design
framework changes the Customizer starts to go through starting around
June.
@folletto how does this sound to you? I think it would give you more
freedom to explore a better design that works within the parameters of the
API you've been researching.
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Ticket URL: <https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/37661#comment:150>
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