By LAC Webadmin on Thursday, 12 October 2017
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I created a template recipe template in Composer and added ol and ul blocks and there's no left padding:

https://monosnap.com/file/WfnSkARWQ1MIqfKXkNSr4F7yppIqKS

I know it looks different when published but composer is supposed to be WYSIWYG right?

Also notice the heading block, the top and bottom margins are not set.

Another one, when I add blocks, it auto add it on top of all blocks that I previously added. I will have to drag it down and it will mess up the formatting of other blocks when I accidentally drop it inside a block.

- Maybe after selecting a Block, instead of auto adding it on top it kind of make the user select where to drop it but default it at the bottom. I don't think people create things from bottom to top.

When editing an active Block there is a Move at the bottom the border but it is not the move handle, that is confusing! Take note the Duplicate and Delete works but not the Move. I will have to move the mouse on almost top of the block to get the move handle.

https://monosnap.com/file/IQoT9O8JIEYL5v1Cs5Fk0jhF5ofJi7

You can try this in my Test Site.

Thanks,

Jackson
Thanks for reported.

I created a template recipe template in Composer and added ol and ul blocks and there's no left padding:

https://monosnap.com/file/WfnSkARWQ1MIqfKXkNSr4F7yppIqKS

I know it looks different when published but composer is supposed to be WYSIWYG right?

Also notice the heading block, the top and bottom margins are not set.

I will lock these issue into Easyblog 5.1.14 branch.

Another one, when I add blocks, it auto add it on top of all blocks that I previously added. I will have to drag it down and it will mess up the formatting of other blocks when I accidentally drop it inside a block.

I've tested on your site, it seems work fine when i drag those new block into blog content, you can watch my video here : http://take.ms/gnfMo

But i would suggest you to use click block what you would like to add then select which block position you would like to put, for example : http://take.ms/TU5FUM

- Maybe after selecting a Block, instead of auto adding it on top it kind of make the user select where to drop it but default it at the bottom. I don't think people create things from bottom to top.

I have a little lost here, perhaps you can record a short video so I can better understand regarding this.

When editing an active Block there is a Move at the bottom the border but it is not the move handle, that is confusing! Take note the Duplicate and Delete works but not the Move. I will have to move the mouse on almost top of the block to get the move handle.

https://monosnap.com/file/IQoT9O8JIEYL5v1Cs5Fk0jhF5ofJi7

If you already watch my video, i did tested move button, it seems work fine for me.
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Thursday, 12 October 2017 14:21
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Hi Arlex,

Thanks for doing a video capture.

I've tested on your site, it seems work fine when i drag those new block into blog content, you can watch my video here : http://take.ms/gnfMo

But i would suggest you to use click block what you would like to add then select which block position you would like to put, for example : http://take.ms/TU5FUM


What I did is to simply click on a Block, I did not drag to a location in the canvas. That was what I'm pointing out. The default behavior when you just click on a Block is it adds the new block on top of the canvas.

If you already watch my video, i did tested move button, it seems work fine for me.


So you're supposed to select a location after clicking on the Move button. There's no user indication what you are supposed to do after clicking. I mean, nothing in the UI changed after clicking the move button for users to do. Maybe it needs visual cue to let users know the next action.

Update: I upgraded to v5.1.13 and that's what I'm talking about, visual cue! Thank you guys for adding that.

Thanks,

Jackson
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Friday, 13 October 2017 00:20
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What I did is to simply click on a Block, I did not drag to a location in the canvas. That was what I'm pointing out. The default behavior when you just click on a Block is it adds the new block on top of the canvas.

By default behaviour when you click on the block, you have to click on a dropzone to drop your block.

So you're supposed to select a location after clicking on the Move button. There's no user indication what you are supposed to do after clicking. I mean, nothing in the UI changed after clicking the move button for users to do. Maybe it needs visual cue to let users know the next action.
Update: I upgraded to v5.1.13 and that's what I'm talking about, visual cue! Thank you guys for adding that.

Thanks for your input.
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Friday, 13 October 2017 12:31
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