panzerstadt

@iammrslam a minor addition to that (for future reference) is that it is not in the settings if you’re editing the block type (after you’ve written something).

It will only show if you’ve not typed anything, or when you’re adding a new block.

Personally this isn’t very clear (since the reason why i want to change a block type is because the block type is not the one i want, but i don’t get all the options, only the ones that work for the current block)

the user will only think about changing inline colors once he/she has typed them, not before. when did anyone ever go “hmm i’ll write this paragraph and highlight the words ‘hey’ and ‘dude’ in it so i’ll click on Classic block before typing”?

@ov3rfly Agreed, it kinda reminds me of the default settings for the draftjs framework i was playing with a while ago… a rich text editor built on react that has the same treatment of text… a coincidence?

if extra plugins are required to make gutenberg have feature parity with the classic editor, wouldn’t that be a step backward?

apologies if this came as a rant, i initially just wanted to send feedback on UX but couldn’t find any buttons for that from the editor.

• This reply was modified 6 years ago by panzerstadt. Reason: rant
• This reply was modified 6 years ago by panzerstadt.