The block detail view will include a demo of the block with an instance of the Gutenberg editor in order to let a user interact with a block before installing it. For the most part, it should be fairly identical to the standard Gutenberg editor in WordPress.
Editor label - Indicates that this editor frame is a a demo of the current block. I have been iterating to find a better way to label it, but so far this is the best option I have come up with.
Essential actions only - Because this is a demo, I feel it important to remove any actions/tools that may not make sense for a demo.
Border & Shadow - It made sense to add this in order to indicate where the editor begins and ends.
The block detail view will include a demo of the block with an instance of the Gutenberg editor in order to let a user interact with a block before installing it. For the most part, it should be fairly identical to the standard Gutenberg editor in WordPress.
Editor label - Indicates that this editor frame is a a demo of the current block. I have been iterating to find a better way to label it, but so far this is the best option I have come up with. Essential actions only - Because this is a demo, I feel it important to remove any actions/tools that may not make sense for a demo. Border & Shadow - It made sense to add this in order to indicate where the editor begins and ends.
You can try the prototype here.