#32929 closed task (blessed) (fixed)
4.3 About page
Reported by: | helen | Owned by: | obenland |
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Milestone: | 4.3 | Priority: | normal |
Severity: | normal | Version: | 4.3 |
Component: | Help/About | Keywords: | has-patch |
Focuses: | Cc: |
Description
Tracking ticket for this usual pre-release task.
Don't forget to sync changes over to credits.php and freedoms.php. :)
Attachments (12)
Change History (49)
#2
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9 years ago
@designsimply put together a really good video on menus in the Customizer in the merge proposal post; we may be able to reuse some ideas from there: https://make.wordpress.org/core/2015/06/03/feature-plugin-merge-proposal-menu-customizer/.
#7
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9 years ago
32929.2.diff adds the visuals & cleans up some related CSS. The images & video still need to be moved over to the w.org CDN, but they can be downloaded from the URLs in the patch.
#9
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9 years ago
The only two things left over here are a string review from @nacin (note adamsilverstein's suggestions) and png images from @ryelle/@melchoyce. It would be nice to have that finished in RC2.
#10
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9 years ago
Uploaded the screenshots as pngs (pre-compressed using imageoptim). Checked with @helen and it sounds like the icons are fine as SVGs. Let me know if there's anything I'm missing. :)
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9 years ago
#13
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9 years ago
If you have Jetpack installed, the class .jetpack-video-wrapper
is applied, which adds extra margin to the bottom of the video, which makes the box size uneven. 32929.5.diff should overwrite that margin — but I'm having some sandbox issues, so it'd be great if someone could confirm.
#14
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9 years ago
This sounds like something that is ideally better fixed in Jetpack, not in Core to accommodate Jetpack.
#15
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9 years ago
32929.6.diff fixes a missing .
#16
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9 years ago
I have Jetpack active but don't see that class being added. Do I need to activate a certain module? I agree we should fix it upstream, but I doubt there's time.
#17
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9 years ago
I think it's based on theme support.
#19
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9 years ago
Replying to georgestephanis:
I think it's based on theme support.
Is there a reason to not restrict it to the front-end?
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9 years ago
#21
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9 years ago
For the tagline, how about
Thank you for updating! WordPress 4.3 brings you a smoother writing and customization experience.
#22
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9 years ago
Replying to obenland:
For the tagline, how about
Thank you for updating! WordPress 4.3 brings you a smoother writing and customization experience.
Or maybe
Thank you for updating! WordPress 4.3 brings you a smoother writing, more customizable and refined responsive admin experience.
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9 years ago
#24
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9 years ago
Based on the discussion in Slack today, I like "...easier and faster to create your site." for the opening line and "4.3 makes it even easier to format your content and customize your site" for the tag line. They're similar without being redundant, and puts the focus on content while still emphasizing site building.
#25
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9 years ago
- "4.3 makes it even easier to format your content and customize your site"
- Create your menu, update and assign it, all while live-previewing in the customizer. With every release, it becomes easier and faster to customize your site. The streamlined customizer design provides a mobile-first, accessibility-ready interface.
#26
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9 years ago
32929.8.diff combines the second part of 32929.diff, 32929.3.diff, 32929.7.diff, and Marks suggestion in 25.
It also adds video handling so that only the ID has to be replaced once the new video is uploaded, and makes all strings translatable.
#27
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9 years ago
The customizer bit is a little heavy on the usage of "customize", the first part is still clunky, and it's not "mobile-first" (whatever that even means). Perhaps:
Create your menu, update it, and assign it, all while live-previewing in the customizer. With every release, it becomes easier and faster to make your site just the way you want it. The streamlined customizer design provides a mobile-friendly, accessibility-ready interface.
Why is it "accessibility-ready" and not "accessible"?
#28
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9 years ago
I think it's to give context to the term. However, for end users the context is lost on them, unless they're aware of accessibility in the first place.
#29
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9 years ago
Replying to helen:
How about:
Create your menu, update it, and assign it, all while live-previewing in the customizer. With every release, it becomes easier and faster to make your site just the way you want it. The streamlined customizer design provides a mobile-friendly and accessible interface.
#31
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9 years ago
32929.9.diff is looking good to me. I have one nitpick - the faux-bold of WP_List_Table
that you get in some browsers looks like garbage, so we should specify a normal font-weight. I also wonder if it's worth a specific rule for that danged video margin that comes from Jetpack, given how widely it's installed.
#32
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9 years ago
32929.9.diff looks good here too. It's also nice to see that subtitle support has been implemented into VideoPress. And the list is scrollable. \o/
#33
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9 years ago
32929.10.diff merges 32929.9.diff with 32929.6.diff and addresses the font-weight issue.
I chatted with a few contributors at WordCamp Europe about the About page. Someone had the idea (markjaquith possibly?) to not do one headline feature, but rather have a randomized grid of four features that we'd show. I really like that, it would spice things up a bit.
It would also be good to do a release video again. Something in the style of 3.6 maybe, yet still with a voiceover.