When you have push pull going on you know know that it's set that way if you expand the "more" dropdown.

I think it makes sense that we show an icon to show the columns are swapped maybe in the title bar some where.

Test issue to Zapier, assignee and reporter should map GitHub user to JIRA user.

Query all post meta associated with a section and/or block in order to cut down on how many queries are hitting the database.

The menu's get little lost when you have more than 1 section.

See toggle tool bar option TinyMCE uses.

Adding media is working just great. When you first "Add Media" WordPress gives the ability to choose a size based on the options set in your theme. (Thumbnail, Medium, Full Size).

If we don't specify a size when initially adding the media, the option is not there when editing media inside of a mesh column.

Display of revisions should be displayed within the "More" options of a section and/or block

When I change things in blocks and update the page (main post's update button) the changes in the block do not save.

If the section is blanked out the information is not saved. We need to make sure that the data is cleared out the_content is saved anyway.

Love the idea and UI allowing Background images to the rows - Unfortunately I'm getting this error after publishing a Section with the background.

Warning: implode(): Invalid arguments passed in /home/.../wp-content/plugins/mesh/mesh.php on line 401
data-interchange="" style="background-image: url(http://domain.com/wp-content/uploads/background.jpg);">

How to replicate:

Create section, Select 3 columns
Change layout to 2 columns
Try to resize by dragging the bar.
BROKEN

1. Advanced layout option.
2. Even though the you are using 1 column. How wide do you want it to be. (Percentage based)
3. Do you want this column centered/left/right etc.

I haven't dug into this too deeply @maxinacube but I think this is due to an incorrect selector in a callback maybe?

Using the Wordpress App (Automattic), a page using Mesh can be still viewed + edited,
but publishing results in no changes, also no warning or error messages.
Inspecting the page afterwards in Wordpress backend also indicates that nothing was changed.

It would be nice if at least just the text could be saved with the Wordpress App
(maybe by using shortcodes that are translated into the Mesh UI when the editor is open,
so the whole page including layout can be represented by text?).

Research the TinyMCE API to toggle show/hide of buttons or if buttons positions can be changed on the fly to help keep the menus clean.

I'd prefer to move the items to the collapsed menu vs hiding them outright as some items are still useful.

Use a color picker to set options for custom background colors on sections and columns.

Try to use features from 4.7 for css pre-compliers when setting color options within Mesh. If lower than 4.7 use the other method we talked about with creating classes etc.

Column CSS, Text align css is missing on base install.
Some version of equalize on columns,
Some version of interchange.

Should not have any extra javascript from Foundation only what is needed.

Still investigating on a local environment.

1. Added a single column section.
2. Added another section.
3. Selected 2 columns
4. Added content to each column/block including titles. Hit Publish on the 2nd section.
5. Scrolled up and noticed the publish button was missing from the first section.

Many of the real time items have been removed in order to use the "update" button. I noticed that the column selection is still doing the active saving.

One has to select 'Use Bootstrap' in Mesh CSS settings listbox in order to have mesh css injected.
Contrary to its label, 'Use Mesh CSS' will not inject mesh css,
the value attribute is missing from option element.

• Bulk actions: Restore and Delete Permanently
• Empty Trash
• Each item shows just the Title and Date Last Modified
  • Restore and Delete Permanently options on hover

Add better feedback to the user that the section has been updated. Right now it doesn't appear as though the section "took" the update.

Noticed that if you have a default theme the column offset front end styling is missing.

If you delete a section, you should be prompted with a success message that also allows you to undo the deletion. See issue #33 and #16

Perhaps there's probably a cleaner way to solve this overlapping issue with the More Options showing a background image, Column Offset and Classname field?

This is from kelter in the wordpress.org forums

When switching from a higher column amount to a lower amount (ie, going from 4 to 3) there should be a way to fully delete the content of the column - or likely the column itself? Currently the WP Editor still tries keep

Mesh reports back, "The number of columns selected is causing some content to be hidden. Increase the column number to access that content." and then continues to add a column with class="small-12 medium- columns " (note: missing medium #) and thus breaks the layout from the intent.

During our user feedback session multiple attendees were wondering if there was a capability to copy or reference blocks on other pages.

Additionally can we hide any draft sections from being shown to admins during preview.

Another usability and design item related to #49

When you have multiple columns you will sometimes run into issues where items get pushed down or they overlap poorly. I did a quick experiment to collapse the "Add Media" button when the columns are small and I think it works at least for a temp fix.

If you have a large amount of sections there may be an issue with WordPress SEO. Need to investigate further

My install has "Pages" as the only post type to use Mesh on but it is being displayed on all post types at the moment.

Also write copy for a WordPress on what push pull does. This can be taken from the foundation documentation.

The section title should take up more space (closer to the more menu, take into account breakpoints and resizing)
Title display should also truncate with ellipsis and an overflow if needed.
Title input when editing should also be longer.

See @erroneous5000 for more info if needed.

Wondering if we should keep the visuals similar between 1 column displays and multiple column displays. At least with the grey header etc even if the 1 column display doesn't need the "more" accordion.

vs

Simple read me change to help people find the plugin easier

It'd be great if the sections could come with some predefined template sections so I don't have to rely on my theme to build a section. For example if I want to do a section with a parallax background, headline and content, instead of making me build that out you just provide me with three fields, 1 to upload an image and 2 for the content.

In the FAQ, under "Adding a function to your page template(s)," it gives this example:

<?php
add_action( 'the_content', 'add_multiple_content_sections' );
function add_multiple_content_sections( $the_content ) {
    $the_content .= get_mesh_sections();
    return $the_content;
} ?>

This causes the error Call to undefined function get_mesh_sections() because the function doesn't exist.

If you have a lot of sections within a page/post/custom post type, the query count can become quite large. We've seen some sites that have large pages turn into having 200+ queries in a single view.

This is less of an issue if you have persistent object caching and full page caching built into your environment. But I am wondering if it makes sense to build a utility method to store the entire mesh_sections query and subsequent child mesh_sections (aka blocks/columns) in one diesel blob in the DB. Mesh sections aren't paginated, and always have at least 1 block. So at minimum to get a section you are adding 2 additional queries to a page (and realistically you are adding 10) just based on a simple 1 section 1 block layout.

This implementation could be extended even further to store the post_meta for each section/block and would dramatically cut down on the queries in a given page if no persistent object cache is available.

Mainly looking for pros and cons here. The challenge is that all get_mesh_sections() and get_mesh_section_blocks() are separated out into different methods at the moment so we can't simply get/set_transient and see immediate performance benefits. There has to be an intermediate method build to store the information.

Loop through all sections in the post, then loop through all blocks/columns in a section. Store all the data into 1 serialized object as a transient stored for X amount of time (filterable of course) but maybe default it to an hour. The amount of queries is now cut down a ton on a larger page.

Make sure none of the node_modules, scss etc are deployed to .org.
This is a manual process at the moment that we'll want to make a bit cleaner.

By default a new section is added to the bottom of the list.

Give users the ability to add sections anywhere within the list of sections

When applying a template to a page the order is reversed initially.
Upon page save/publish the order will THEN change to mostly correct but the it places the 1st section last.

EX. 1, 2, 3, 4 within the template.
On creation: 4,3,2,1
On Publish: 2,3,4,1

@maxinacube was able to confirm this but is going to do some more testing

Also need to check to make sure dismiss ajax function works correctly.

When you create a template with sections and blocks have the ability to completely lock the editing of sections and blocks when the template is being used as a "reference" template.

When you have a page that has a bunch of sections it would be useful to give the user some notifications that they have unsaved/pending changes.

When in the text view the tinymce editor doesn't exist so the browser throws an error when trying to get .content();

This would be really useful for menus or anchor links.

When a user saves a section. We should notify the user that a save has happened. A lot of the base functionality has been created. But it isn't quite done. Options

We are currently excluding the post types but not the taxonomies.