Changes between Initial Version and Version 7 of Ticket #17370
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- 06/13/2022 05:47:39 PM (2 years ago)
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Ticket #17370
- Property Focuses ui administration multisite added
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Screen options and meta box settings in multisite apply across all of a user's blogs
toScreen options and meta box settings can lose per-blog meta box positions
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3.1.2
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6.1
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Ticket #17370 – Description
initial v7 1 User preferences for admin interface appearance of the Dashboard and the Edit/Add New pages are stored in per-user options in wp_usermeta: closedpostboxes_$page, metaboxhidden_$page, meta-box-order_$page, and screen_layout_$page, where $pageis one of 'post', 'page', or 'dashboard'. Users can customize the order of the Dashboard and editing meta boxes to better suit their workflow using the drag-and-drop AJAX interface to move the meta boxes into ordered columns and the Screen Options tab to show and hide the boxes. Many plugins add custom meta boxes to the Edit/Add New Post page.1 User preferences for admin interface appearance of the Dashboard and the Edit/Add New pages are stored in per-user options in `wp_usermeta`: `closedpostboxes_$page`, `metaboxhidden_$page`, `meta-box-order_$page`, and `screen_layout_$page`, where `$page` is one of 'post', 'page', or 'dashboard'. Users can customize the order of the Dashboard and editing meta boxes to better suit their workflow using the drag-and-drop AJAX interface to move the meta boxes into ordered columns and the Screen Options tab to show and hide the boxes. Many plugins add custom meta boxes to the Edit/Add New Post page. 2 2 3 3 In a multisite installation, with different plugins active on different blogs, users who rearrange an Add New Post page on a blog with a custom meta box and then rearrange it on a different blog without that meta box will lose the position of the custom meta box. Blogs can have different features and workflows implemented, and having per user options for the appearance instead of per user, per blog options limits the ability of a user to customize the interface.