So I created a logged-in user view of the blog (531fd45), but now I'm rethinking it.
Mostly because if I'm logged-in and I see that grid two things happen which could be super confusing:
Aren't I expecting to see what my public sees? That page will look very different to non-logged-in users no (no header bar etc)?
I'm now probably expecting to be able to edit any one of those posts by clicking on one of the images? Not that this isn't impossible functionality to add, but do we want to add more unnecessary dev work?
Suggest solution:
We scrap the "logged-in" blog view. The View blog button will always open the blog (as seen by the public, ie no logged-in state, ) in a new tab.
Let me know what you think here or if I'm missing something important.
@deartrudence @jrdnndtsch
So I created a logged-in user view of the blog (531fd45), but now I'm rethinking it.
Mostly because if I'm logged-in and I see that grid two things happen which could be super confusing:
Suggest solution: We scrap the "logged-in" blog view. The
View blog
button will always open the blog (as seen by the public, ie no logged-in state, ) in a new tab.Let me know what you think here or if I'm missing something important.