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Create a theme example of Twenty Twenty-Four with locked patterns #6

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annezazu opened this issue Nov 16, 2023 · 3 comments
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annezazu commented Nov 16, 2023

To help showcase how folks can curate pieces of the Site Editing experience, I am opening an issue to create a Twenty Twenty-Four with locked patterns, including content only editing. Here's the documentation for the locking APIs.

We might even take this further with a playground environment where someone can view the experience as an admin who can lock/unlock vs a lower user permissions role who doesn't have access to unlock.

I'm hoping to then use this as an example in a WordPress.org/news post highlighting curation tooling and adoption pathways to help encourage adoption and raise awareness on these features alongside broader documentation updates.

justintadlock added a commit that referenced this issue Nov 16, 2023
First pass at adding a locked pattern example for #6
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I put together a first pass at this in the above commit.

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Note to self: bundle the image with the actual theme. It'd be a good way to show using a dynamic URL in the pattern file itself.

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I dig the first pass! To help demo it, I think it would make sense to throw it into a Page in the Site Editor alongside a pattern without any locking just for comparison in experiences. We can even use the Group block renaming to name each group appropriately.

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