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Connected blocks, add backdrop-color. #65233
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CC: @WordPress/gutenberg-design, this is not a huge change, it's just a tweak to the existing purple connection color for bound blocks. |
Excellent point. Agreed, and done. |
I'd be curious to try this—the slightly stronger signal makes it more clear at a glance that the block is in a special state. |
There seems to be a scale animation ( Looks good otherwise. |
I agree this looks like an improvement to the current UX. In my tests, it seems the pattern overrides icon doesn't change. Should these styles be applied there? EDIT: If wanted, this could potentially be solved using something like this I believe: .components-button:has( .block-editor-block-icon )::before Additionally, I am not sure if it is on purpose, but I agree the animation feels a bit weird. |
Thanks for all the feedback. I'm back from a bit of AFK and catching up.
Wouldn't that conflict with Aki's feedback, which I agreed with, here? |
I'm not sure I follow that feedback. What I was trying to see is as follows:
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I think the purple color will be displayed in one of the following situations:
Isn't the purpose of this PR to visually distinguish only connected blocks? Also, I remember that connected blocks used to have a special icon on their toolbar. I don't know why this icon was removed, but instead of adding a background color, would bringing this icon back be another approach? |
Ah, my apologies, I did miss nuance. I don't know that I necessarily agree, though I also don't disagree. Is it a blocker for this PR, though, given the inspector does not use the purple color at all, at the moment?
I think of these as different.
Exactly, this is a slight differentiation. Note, this is a small PR, easy to tune/tweak. Let me know if I'm missing a beat! |
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We can iterate. I'm happy with the enhancement for the toolbar 😄
@jasmussen, happy to include in WP 6.7?
Would love it, yes. Thank you. |
@noisysocks and @kevin940726, not sure if it auto-syncs to |
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I just cherry-picked this PR to the wp/6.7 branch to get it included in the next release: 33b287a |
What?
Alternative to #65199. Adds a purple backdrop to the icon itself, so it's easier to tell at a glance.
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