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Tweak copy for block settings menu "Insert..." to "Add..." #50444
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Free flow of thoughts... Hmm the question to use insert og add. I kinda feels like a personal preference perhaps based on which language one was grown up with as well as other factors. So either we can change the places where "Insert" is being used to become "Add" or the opposite. Are we actually adding something or are we actually inserting something? |
Flaky tests detected in 8690b34. 🔍 Workflow run URL: https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/actions/runs/4919121620
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There is a touch of subjectivity, though I always lean towards consistency (changing this one case, vs. all the others). And "I'd like to add something to this page" seems more approachable/intuitive, rather than "I'd like to insert something on this page". |
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I like "add" over "insert". Before you merge, I'd love a few additional takes from the design group, be good to boost the confidence.
Simpler and more consistent language across the board feels like a win to me. |
What?
Changes text string for "Insert before" and "Insert after" to "Add before" and "Add after" respectively. Brings these in line with the other cases referring to the addition of blocks to a page (see below).
Why?
In support of #49271, but also to add consistency across like labels/actions.
How?
Simple string change.
Testing Instructions
Screenshots or screencast
Other uses of "Add" for block addition: