Closed rgkirch closed 1 year ago
It's not so much a bug, but the fact that the save-draft system only relates to page content itself, and the save draft shortcut is only within editor; nothing related to the page or things in the sidebar/toolbar uses the draft system.
There's possibly reason though to make this clearer to the user, but not sure on a clean non-distracting to do that. This is also the first time I can think of in the last 6 or so years that that has been raised, so not sure how significant of an issue it is.
Since this isn't a bug, as mentioned above, and since this hasn't really been reported to be a UX issue in the past I'm going to close this off.
Describe the Bug
In order to add a tag to a page, I have to first click the "Edit" action so that I'm editing the document. Then there's a 🏷 "Page Tags" button in the right sidebar that expands a "Page Tags" window. After typing in a new tag, <ctrl+enter> doesn't do anything and <ctrl+s> triggers the browsers default "Save As" dialog to download the html page. I expect <ctrl+enter> (Save Page & Continue) and <ctrl+s> (Save Draft) to do the same thing they do when my focus is in the wysiwyg editor.
Steps to Reproduce
edit a document add a tag finish typing name of tag press <ctrl+enter> or <ctrl+s>
Expected Behaviour
ctrl+enter should do the same thing it does when you're editing the document ctrl+s should save the tag but allow you to continue editing the document
Screenshots or Additional Context
No response
Browser Details
chrome 111.0.5563.65 windows 10
Exact BookStack Version
BookStack v23.02.1
PHP Version
8.2 from php:8.2-apache-buster from solidnerd/bookstack:23.2.1
Hosting Environment
solidnerd/bookstack:23.2.1 docker