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@0aveRyan 0aveRyan commented Apr 8, 2024

I believe the goal should always be to surface the SQLite database state transparently, however that should be balanced with providing a WordPress experience that feels native, doesn't have excess clutter in screenshots, etc.

The current implementation's UX could either use a little refinement or relocation.

As the SQLite state is surfaced in the database, I think this proposed filter and/or...

  • Reducing the surface area/color prescription on the Admin Bar
  • Tucking this item under the WordPress menu item in the Admin Bar as a secondary item that doesn't take up to-level area, but could be noted through some kind of notification indicator dot or other treatment on the WordPress logo mark.

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@0aveRyan couldn't you achieve the same with this code?

remove_action( 'admin_bar_menu', 'sqlite_plugin_adminbar_item' );

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You sure could 😁 well, we can close this. If I use a custom color scheme soon and the hardcoded green bugs me I may come back for it 😅

@0aveRyan 0aveRyan closed this Apr 16, 2024
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On mobile, but pulled this out of my link graveyard and set a reminder. One of these CSS classes is probably right for the text.

@0aveRyan 0aveRyan deleted the add/adminbar-visibility-toggle-hook branch April 17, 2024 23:56
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