"Remove" in widgets should read: "Delete"

[Denis-de-Bernardy]

A remove link, if any, should put the widget over in the inactive widgets; but that would be for another ticket.

[scohoust]

Added a patch to fix the UI issue - sorts it for both the JS and non-JS version.

[dnusim]

+1 from me.

[caesarsgrunt]

-1

Replying to Denis-de-Bernardy:

A remove link, if any, should put the widget over in the inactive widgets; but that would be for another ticket.

A delete link, if any, should delete the widget from the blog altogether, not just remove it from the sidebar.

A hide or deactivate link would move it to inactive widgets.

[janeforshort]

Contextually, remove means "remove from sidebar" and should probably move it to inactive area. From inactive area, "Remove" should be "Delete" instead, since you're deleting the formatted/configured widget. We should get rid of the current method of deleting by dragging back to the Available Widgets area, as it implies the configured widget is being moved, not that it's being deleted. And changing "Remove" to "Deactivate" when in the sidebar sounds good to me in terms of being like the language used for plugins, but Remove also refers to the location (remove from sidebar), which I like.

I think for now making Remove be Delete in the Inactive widget area, and having Remove while in a sidebar initiate a move to Inactive Widgets area is the simplest thing to do, and we can refine it more maybe after some testing.

[markjaquith]

(In [12360]) Change 'Remove' link on widgets to 'Delete' because it doesn't just remove it, it deletes the settings for that widget instance. props Denis-de-Bernardy. fixes #10379

[nacin]

#11378