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Gutenberg site-wide options are stored by saving post #14396
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Noting that these are not saved when you save the post, these are saved as soon as you change them. |
Ah, interesting. In that case I think this would already be greatly improved with some visual feedback like a spinner and/or message on top of the dialog. |
This seems a bit analogous to the "Screen Options" settings in the classic editor: Those did not include a save button either. My gut says that it's okay to leave this as is, but I'm curious what others think. @mapk and I have been chatting a bit about the function of checkboxes in the Block Manager modal too, so looping him in here too. |
Thanks for looping me in, @kjellr! I don't mind where these options exist right now, but the feedback to the user is something that still bothers me a bit. Can we look into providing textual feedback to the user that the checkbox state has been saved? Something like below: The timing of the msg and fading is all off, but should provide something to talk about here. |
👍 That could be cool! I'd be up for trying that. |
I am removing the 'User Experience (UX)' label as part of a label cleanup. It's not being used anymore consistently so let's try and keep to 'needs design' and 'needs design feedback'. If we find a need for another label we can consider it but having those 2 should cover this. |
I prefer the previous Screen Options interface, as it lets me see the changes as I make them, whereas the overlay hides things I'm changing. |
I can confirm that this behavior no longer exists; site-wide options (now known as preferences) save immediately after toggling them. (there is no notice that the changes have been saved however). Please reopen if you are still experiencing this. |
Gutenberg options behave unexpectedly from the user perspective: you can disable various 'panels' and save these settings by saving the post. However, these options are not specific to that post, but change behavior throughout the website.
In my opinion there are three 'solutions':
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