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Double clicking the template from zoom out mode asks the user to edit the template #65505
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This is something that also happens when double clicking template parts in zoom out - asked about editing template but the result is you only exit the zoom out view. |
A solution here seem like it would be to have the double click hander on the "Edit template" also exit Zoom Out mode if it's active. |
Doubling clicking a template should exit Zoom Out and not activate the Template Editor. You should not be able to "activate" the Template Editor from Zoom Out. |
Yes, exactly. |
Nice, that sounds like a simple way to resolve this 👍 |
I've tried that idea out over in #65963. Happy for any feedback! |
Description
While in zoom out mode while editing a page in the site editor, if you double click on the post title, it'll ask you if you want to edit the template. However, users often use the post title block in order to set the title of their page. In this case, if the user is double clicking on a post title block, can we disable zoom out, instead of displaying the template editing modal?
The assumption here is: if a user is in zoom out mode and double clicks the post title block, they are more likely to be trying to update the title of their page than they are to be wanting to edit the template.
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2024-09-20.12.10.10.mp4
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