POM areas should be visually highlighted when in edit mode and have contextual settings available
Type
Feature Request
Environment
Operating System: All
Node version: n/a
NPM version: n/a
Version / Commit hash: ed324e6492fc0d43865c670347fd363ddcec987e
Expected behaviour
Logged in admin should see a visual border around POM blocks on hover as explained in this prototype https://invis.io/TK613CMAR to aid content manager understanding of the POM, speed up suer experience and allow quick access to block specific settings affecting visual but non clickable items e.g. heavily stylised background text or metadata which affects visuals e.g. lat/long for map panels.
Actual behaviour
Not implemented. Settings are only available in abstract view. There is a hard separation between the two modes as noted in this issue https://github.com/getlackey/lackey-cms/issues/88 which should not be the case.
Notes
Prototype https://invis.io/TK613CMAR shows what I mean by contextual settings i.e. "if settings are available show them otherwise don't". Shared content should be identified as such by icon.
TBD as to some extend it interfere with principle of Lackey not affecting what you see, tricky one, require bit more specific preparation. Probably will keep as general roadmap guideline.
POM areas should be visually highlighted when in edit mode and have contextual settings available
Type
Environment
Expected behaviour
Logged in admin should see a visual border around POM blocks on hover as explained in this prototype https://invis.io/TK613CMAR to aid content manager understanding of the POM, speed up suer experience and allow quick access to block specific settings affecting visual but non clickable items e.g. heavily stylised background text or metadata which affects visuals e.g. lat/long for map panels.
Actual behaviour
Not implemented. Settings are only available in abstract view. There is a hard separation between the two modes as noted in this issue https://github.com/getlackey/lackey-cms/issues/88 which should not be the case.
Notes
Prototype https://invis.io/TK613CMAR shows what I mean by contextual settings i.e. "if settings are available show them otherwise don't". Shared content should be identified as such by icon.