Multi-values are available in the main editor (label/summary etc.)
There are handful of actions/state changes:
Changing language
Rich text -> HTML (visual)
HTML -> text (removes HTML tags)
text -> HTML
Removing the whole value - only when in a list
Adding "complex" HTML tags (e.g. link, which shows a popup)
The primary goal is for the user experience to be as close to a normal <input /> as possible with the option to go into the language/html as required. Simply due to the volume of these input boxes that can appear on a single page when editing long lists of items.
Example of single value: https://deploy-preview-217--manifest-editor-testing.netlify.app/#?app=storybook&story=Rich%20Text%20Language%20Field&component=defaultExample
Multi-values are available in the main editor (label/summary etc.)
There are handful of actions/state changes:
The primary goal is for the user experience to be as close to a normal
<input />as possible with the option to go into the language/html as required. Simply due to the volume of these input boxes that can appear on a single page when editing long lists of items.