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Move and rename the site editor menu item #36064
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Replace toplevel_page_ with appearance_page_, remove menu order filter.
Size Change: -11 B (0%) Total Size: 1.08 MB
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LGTM 👍
I don't think this closes #29630 though? There still seems to have some follow-ups to do. (We can open separate issues for them though)
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Thanks for working on this, @carolinan.
This moves the site editor from admin.php?page=gutenberg-edit-site to themes.php?page=gutenberg-edit-site
I am not sure what backwards compatibility issues this may cause for plugins and that is why I am not convinced that this is the best way.
The Site Editor probably will have its custom file, like themes.php
, when it's gets merged in the core.
P.S. The "Editor" and "Theme Editor" side by side might be a little confusing for users. Should we remove it for Block Themes?
Correct, it will end up in |
I also think it can be confusing, and there may be many simple miss clicks - but I don't want the feature removed. Perhaps moved. |
`gutenberg_menu_order` was deleted in the 11.9 release: WordPress/gutenberg#36064
`gutenberg_menu_order` was deleted in the 11.9 release: WordPress/gutenberg#36064
Description
Moves the site editor menu item to Appearance and change the label to Editor
For #29630
How has this been tested?
Open the WordPress admin area and locate the menu item.
Screenshots
(Yes, this screenshot also include the plugin Theme Check under the Appearance menu)
Types of changes
Enhancement
Checklist:
*.native.js
files for terms that need renaming or removal).