- Abstract the code for creating floating toolbars.
- Introduce `editor.wp` namespace to hold exported methods from our plugins.
- Create the wpView toolbar(s) with the new method. This makes them work the same as the image toolbar: shortcuts, esc key, etc.
Props iseulde. See #30619.
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- Return focus to the editor on pressing Escape while the image toolbar is focused.
- Add a Close button to the Help modal and close it on Escape.
- Override the title on the editor iframe (read by screen reader apps), replace with the Alt+Shift+H shortcut.
- Add focus shortcuts descriptions to the Help modal.
Fixes#27642.
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- Add wp.media.events which is intended to be a global media event bus.
- Add a post-render event to the ImageDetails view that third-party code can leverage to add subviews.
- Performance improvement for the initialization of the PostImage model.
- A bit more markup to the image details template to make it easier to add a view to the advanced options.
Props gcorne, fixes#27698
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- Add _dir: 'rtl' to the TinyMCE translation object.
- Fix editor.css for RTL.
- Fix the Edit and Delete buttons position for wpview and images.
- For _mce_set_direction(), update documentation and fix adding the 'ltr' button.
Fixes#27773
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- Fix issue with adding a link to an image that didn't have one previously.
- Adjust the look-and-feel of the advance options toggle so that it becomes a section heading that can be open/closed.
- Add a Custom Size option to the size drop-down that reveals fields for soft-resizing the image inserted into the post.
Props gcorne, and props sdasse for the design help, see #27366
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- Move all advanced options under a single “Show advanced options” toggle that mirrors the behavior and look-and-feel of the wplink modal.
- Switch to using <select> for the Size and Link To.
- Bring back the field for CSS Class for the image, but don’t incorporate the internally managed WordPress classes (size-, wp-image-, etc…).
- On larger screen sizes, float labels to the left. When the width drops below 900px, stack the label above the fields.
- Keep image at top on screen sizes where the two columns are stacked into a single column.
- Don't replace the nodes in the editor DOM so we don't stomp on any custom attributes that the user may have added via the Text editor or some other mechanism.
Props gcorne, see #27366
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- Bring back some of the advanced settings.
- Make the layout two-column for wider screens, remove the sidebar, and shrink the modal a bit.
- The image reflects the size as inserted in the post as long as it doesn't overflow the column and is not too tall. Changing the size to another intermediate will also update the image "preview."
- Rename "Edit Image" to "Edit Original" to try and better communicate that editing the image will modify the media library item not just the image inserted into the post that is being edited.
(updates two PNGs from precommit)
Props gcorne, see #27366
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* Move controls back over to the left, as they were before. Wide images and muscle memory have been causing frustration.
* Improve the experience and unify the UI of media view controls. Audio and video views now require an initial click to select before further interaction.
* CSS clean up and organization.
fixes#27320, #27542.
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When a theme supports HTML5 captions via add_theme_support( 'html5', 'caption' ), figure and figcaption will be used instead of div and p.
There's a bonus. But first, some history: Captions were introduced with an inline style set for the container. This remains, as it is there to force captions to wrap. But this inline style included an extra 10 pixels, which have vexxed theme developers for years. While these pixels were designed to ensure padding around floated images, modern themes handle this with grace. The additional pixels thus feel encumbering.
As the new HTML5 gallery support avoids outputting default gallery styles (again, irking theme developers for years; see #26697), the new HTML5 caption support will also ditch these 10 pixels of unwanted hand-holding.
The 10 pixels are also removed entirely in the visual editor (and more styles may also disappear here; see #26642), giving themes the power necessary to match the frontend styles.
The filter img_caption_shortcode_width added in 3.7 to work around this madness (see #14380) is skipped entirely when the theme supports HTML5 captions.
props obenland, azaozz.
see #26642. also fixes#9066.
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