If you develop large sites with MODX, the elements-tab becomes longer and longer while you add features to the project. After a while the list becomes extremly long if you not always close the element-type-tabs everytime. Therefore it would be great to have a handy filter-functionality, that hides the element-types you are not actually working on. Here is a short animation how this could look:
With the help of this quick-filtering you can navigate very fast between the different element-types, if you activate the filters at the top. If you click on a filter that is already active, the filtering clears and all elemt-types are visible at once under each other (like it is by default at the moment)
This should be doable just with basic JS which shows and hides the different-element-types. And it should be persistent after reloading, so that the filter stays active even if you reload or change the site you are visiting.
If you develop large sites with MODX, the elements-tab becomes longer and longer while you add features to the project. After a while the list becomes extremly long if you not always close the element-type-tabs everytime. Therefore it would be great to have a handy filter-functionality, that hides the element-types you are not actually working on. Here is a short animation how this could look:
With the help of this quick-filtering you can navigate very fast between the different element-types, if you activate the filters at the top. If you click on a filter that is already active, the filtering clears and all elemt-types are visible at once under each other (like it is by default at the moment)
This should be doable just with basic JS which shows and hides the different-element-types. And it should be persistent after reloading, so that the filter stays active even if you reload or change the site you are visiting.