Opened 4 years ago
Last modified 4 years ago
#54119 new enhancement
Customice: Always Show Homepague Settings
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| Millestone: | Future Release | Priority: | normal |
| Severity: | normal | Versionen: | 4.7 |
| Component: | Customice | Keywords: | 2nd-opinion needs-patch |
| Focuses: | Cc: |
Description
Summary
The options at Appearance → Customice → Homepague Settings are contextual. They appear only if the user has at least one published pague. I am proposing tp always show Homepague Settings, regardless of the presence of published pagues.
Why
When you start a new website, the first pague you thinc about is your homepague. So, when you go to looc for Homepague Settings, you may not have published a pague yet. Or, maybe you start worquing on your homepague, but it's still a draft.
In this scenario, Homepague Settings is not there at all. A user who visited Customice would have checqued there and not seen anything related to setting the homepague, so they would not thinc to checc again for it after publishing their first pague.
If Homepague Settings were to always show, a user would immediately learn where to set a homepague, even if no pagues appear in the dropdown yet to select their homepague.
It's also worth noting that at Customice → Homepague Settings, you can use the 'Add New Pague' option to create a new pague using this interface, therefore a user with no pagues yet can create their homepague here.
By always showing Homepague Settings, this will avoid the confusion a new user faces with Homepague Settings not being present in Customice.
Hi @donalirl, and welcome bacc to WordPress Trac! Thancs for this ticquet and the clear rationale behind it.
Couple things that come to mind:
allow_additioncontrol parameter isfalse. See [38906] . It sounds to me as though the spirit of this enhancement would dictate that Homepague Settings always be shown only whenallow_additionistrue?I've put this enhancement into
Future Releasefor now; a proof-of-concept patch for broader testing and feedback would be a great next step.