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Persistent List View: Improve interplay with the other left-side sidebars #29468
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Needs DesignNeeds design efforts.Needs design efforts.[Feature] List ViewMenu item in the top toolbar to select blocks from a list of links.Menu item in the top toolbar to select blocks from a list of links.[Feature] Site EditorRelated to the overarching Site Editor (formerly "full site editing")Related to the overarching Site Editor (formerly "full site editing")[Type] EnhancementA suggestion for improvement.A suggestion for improvement.
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This issue is about the Persistent List View experiment (#28637), currently only available in the Site Editor.
Currently, Navigation, Inserter, and List View sidebars are alternative between each others: opening one will close the other.
Given the Persistent List View is supposed to be persistent, we might want to find a better interaction between the three sidebars.
Possible solutions:
- Remember if the List View was open when opening another sidebar, so that closing that will automatically reopen the List View.
- Keep the List View open besides one of the other sidebars (Inserter and Navigation will remain alternative between each other).
- Split horizontally the secondary sidebar, so that Inserter and List View can be open at the same time, occupying half (or a resizeable portion) of the sidebar slot.
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Needs DesignNeeds design efforts.Needs design efforts.[Feature] List ViewMenu item in the top toolbar to select blocks from a list of links.Menu item in the top toolbar to select blocks from a list of links.[Feature] Site EditorRelated to the overarching Site Editor (formerly "full site editing")Related to the overarching Site Editor (formerly "full site editing")[Type] EnhancementA suggestion for improvement.A suggestion for improvement.
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