Gutenberg: Should ENTER keep UI hidden?
Currently if you type and press ENTER, the UI for the next text block pops up. Of course it hides again once you start typing again, but a new paragraph is not only a break in text, but also in writing. When I'm thinking about what the next paragraph should be, I don't want to be disturbed with UI popping up, I just want to be left alone with my text. :)
ellatrix
All 6 comments
Let's try it, makes sense to me.
mtias
on 28 Jun 2017
1616 was a duplicate of this one:
When return is pressed twice to start a new paragraph, a bunch of UI pops up. It goes away with the first keystroke in the new paragraph, but the appearance of all these things is jarring. Shouldn't it just assume that if you used they keyboard to start a new paragraph, you want to continue writing, and that if you actually want to do something like choose a different block type, you'll move the cursor, at which point the UI can appear?
nylen
on 1 Jul 2017
Absolutely agree with the premise of this ticket. I always do 2 enters to separate my paragraph, and having it split out into another block is really jarring. Would love for text to just stay in one block indefinitely until I decide to add another type of block.
jwold
on 7 Jul 2017
@jwold this is more like #1748.
nylen
on 8 Jul 2017
Good point!
jwold
on 8 Jul 2017
FYI, this was closed because it was fixed in #1812.
nylen
on 19 Jul 2017
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Absolutely agree with the premise of this ticket. I always do 2 enters to separate my paragraph, and having it split out into another block is really jarring. Would love for text to just stay in one block indefinitely until I decide to add another type of block.