Summary: Polish featured image #60110
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Let's try that? At the moment it's very close to the size when set, which feels a bit unintentional to me. I think it's worth keeping the border when set, so that it's easier to determine the boundaries when an image with white background is selected. This also matches the treatment in data views. 
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Agreed, when set. |
richtabor
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Mar 22, 2024
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| min-height: $grid-unit-50 * 2; | ||
| margin-bottom: $grid-unit-10; |
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If we use $grid-unit-20, the space between this and each other item in the summary is the same:
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Great feedback. Took a stab. Now the border is present when a featured image is set:
I applied the suggested bottom margin, and set the height to 56px:
What's a good height here? Here's what 40px would look like:
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I thought what you had was fine, at 80px. |
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Cool, restored the 80px:
We can always review this. |
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* Polish featured image. * Address feedback. * Restore 80px. Co-authored-by: jasmussen <joen@git.wordpress.org> Co-authored-by: ntsekouras <ntsekouras@git.wordpress.org> Co-authored-by: richtabor <richtabor@git.wordpress.org> Co-authored-by: jameskoster <jameskoster@git.wordpress.org>
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What?
Polishes the featured image component of the new summary panel, and makes it less prominent when unset. Here's a screenshot of the component in trunk:
Featured images are nice, but many posts and pages are not going to have them, or even need them. So for the unset state, it should not be quite as prominent as here. In fact, we probably want to go even smaller than what this PR does.
For now, I've pulled this down to be smaller, about the size it was before:
It still grows to a 2:1 aspect ratio when a featured image is set:
I also removed the border. It wasn't there before, and in general this "dropzone" component we use elsewhere, borderless, such as in the font library, so it's probably best to not diverge:
So this PR:
Testing Instructions
Obsere the post or page summary panel, and observe changes to the featured image as unset.