Open caffodian opened 7 years ago
I realized I hadn't actually given anyone repo permissions.
I actually don't think this is that far away - really we just need to coordinate a bit on figuring out the design stuff. And I need to stop getting tempted to over-complicate the widget templating. There is no good reason for it to be a
@janasoroczak @winhamwr the TODO list above is my current take for what we need to actually do still. If i missed anything please feel free to let me know. We can coordinate the design and any additional stuff after standup tomorrow.
Revisiting the clipboard stuff:
Zeroclipboard:
Clipboardjs:
If i have mentally parsed this correctly, the only advantages of using ZeroClipboard would be IE8 with Flash and Safari with Flash.
@caffiodian What sort of prompt does Clipboardjs give on IE11? (As IE11 users account for 80% of our traffic)
@caffodian Seems like Zeroclipboard is the better way to go. For browsers that have Flash disabled and on Safari, is there a way to hide the heading links altogether? Ideally if it's not going to work for them, better to hide it rather than show them a broken something that they cannot access.
summarizing our hangouts discussion:
@janasoroczak this is your requested reminder to update the mockup :)
With the current design, is there anything I can click that will "navigate me" to the link? That's how I use the sphinx links and it's very efficient (for technical-ish) users. Not a must-have, but if we can incorporate that, I think it would be beneficial.
It provides a sense of transparency, I think. The user clicks the link, and their browser moves. If they were unsure exactly what the link did, that gives a visual demonstration.
@winhamwr If the primary purpose of this functionality is to share, they're most likely going to then be pasting that link into an email, a chat, another browser window that's already open, another policy, etc. rather than open a link to the page they're already viewing.
Some potential pre-launch things:
I feel like 3rd is mostly pointless and minimal performance impact, but first and second are pretty annoying
I also see the spec actually does have the "feedback when actually copied" thing. :)
It's now just more than an anchor! See the trello card.
https://trello.com/c/Nix6tjpH/31-editor-automatic-hyperlinkable-headings
Document issues/PRs used to actually implement the thing here.