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[UX] Layouts: Use icons within drop buttons on small/mobile screens #1974
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As the original discussion is spread across the mentioned thread, here a short summary:
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Yeah, having width proportions that do not match the actual layout does not seem right to me. I believe that most users would want/expect a WYSIWYG approach - not a WYSIAWYG one. So, I think that replacing text with icons is a more suitable solution. The same buttons would include icon+text in a region where there is enough horizontal space but only icons when there's not enough space. Here's how it could look for block/region dropbuttons: |
Wow, nice, especially the split-buttons! The icons look very (too?) detailed, which font is it? |
It's http://fontawesome.io/icons/ ...we already have a contrib module if you want to use it on any current project of yours: https://backdropcms.org/project/font_awesome ...and if you like Google fonts, there's also https://backdropcms.org/project/google_fonts (although it's font - not a font icons) |
This suggestion looks great! Those split buttons could get tricky though... we'd need some CSS wizardry or possibly a JS behavior to add/remove classes. And of course we still have some icon indecision (see #364). In concept I love it. Now we just have to figure out implementation. 😄 Let's add the design audience here and make this a feature request. |
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There's progress in #364, which might unblock this 😉 |
This came up in #1935 (comment)
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