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Accomodation of WP 4.9 Improved Customizer Workflow features? #2824

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dryquart opened this issue Nov 26, 2017 · 5 comments
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Accomodation of WP 4.9 Improved Customizer Workflow features? #2824

dryquart opened this issue Nov 26, 2017 · 5 comments
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@dryquart
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dryquart commented Nov 26, 2017

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Will "Draft and Schedule Site Design Customizations" be supported/accommodated by Elementor?

"you can now tinker with your site’s design and schedule those design changes to go live as you please.... "WordPress 4.9 [also] gives you a preview link you can send to your team and customers so that you can collect and integrate feedback before you schedule the changes to go live.

Elementor does not provide an option to save design drafts (only allowing restorations from previously saved versions), so it would be a great for Elementor to take advantage of these new WP features!

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norewp commented Nov 26, 2017

I believe there are fundamental differences between the two.

The Customizer drafts and schedules referred to pertain to the overall Design of the Site while Elementor is an in-content design tool!

Designs like header/footer created in Elementor can be carried over into the Customizer by the theme and that is where the new features would apply and not within Elementor as things stand right now.

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dryquart commented Nov 26, 2017

Hmm, yes, I see what you mean. Elementor, however, can (and generally does) override the overall design (e.g., font colors and sizes, background) defined in the Customizer, and since Elementor does not support WP's native scheduling for posts and pages, there is no implementation of scheduling on any level when invoking Elementor. Leaving Elementor means either publishing changes (live!) or abandoning what you have done.

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@dryquart
@norewp is right in saying that there are fundamental differences between the two.

But we are currently working on functionality that will let you visually preview your changes before committing them. (kind of like it works with native posts editor).

@bainternet bainternet added the request/feature Indicates a Request for a non-existing New Feature. label Nov 27, 2017
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Yes, I understand there are fundamental differences... and yet significant similarities when it comes to seriously changing (i.e., overriding) some key design elements in the Customizer. Arguably, you can do that in the Custom CSS section of the Customizer, but at least there you can take advantage the new design scheduling and previewing features in WP 4.9.

But we are currently working on functionality that will let you visually preview your changes before committing them. (kind of like it works with native posts editor).

Um, Elementor already provides live "previews" instantly before saving, so @bainternet you mean there will be something along the lines of Draft and Pending Review states?

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@dryquart Exactly!!!

@arielk arielk added this to the 1.9.0 milestone Feb 18, 2018
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