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The sidebar should "remember" which panel is open #2194

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afercia opened this issue Aug 3, 2017 · 4 comments
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The sidebar should "remember" which panel is open #2194

afercia opened this issue Aug 3, 2017 · 4 comments

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@afercia
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afercia commented Aug 3, 2017

When working on the sidebar and switching from the Document inspector to the Block inspector, the expanded/collapsed state of the sidebar panels is not stored and always gets reset to its initial state.

This is particularly annoying when intensively working on the sidebar. Just a quick example, see the screenshot below:

  • I've closed the "Status & Visibility" panel because I want to comfortably work inspecting the Table of Contents (screenshot left)
  • I want to change a header in h5 or h6 and to do so I have to switch to the Block inspector (screenshot center)
  • I do my edit
  • when I switch back to the Document inspector, the Table of Content panel is now closed and it's back to its initial state, with "Status & Visibility" open (screenshot right)

screen shot 2017-08-03 at 14 30 26

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duplicate of #450 ?

@youknowriad youknowriad marked this as a duplicate of #450 Aug 3, 2017
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afercia commented Aug 3, 2017

More or less... will close and add a comment on #450

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afercia commented Aug 3, 2017

Hm no sorry, #450 is about persistence across page reloads. This is a different issue: persistence across re-renderings.

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fixed by #2533

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