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DataViews: Update author and title fields in template's list #56029
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The screenshot look a bit weird to me, I'm not sure I understand what "Twenty Twenty-Four" means in that screenshot. Should we have icons per source or something like that, how do I know that it's a them and that "admin" is a user. |
That's a good question. Currently there are some defaults for every source to have an icon(theme, plugin, user). With the design suggested(what this PR does) only users have avatars. --cc @jameskoster @SaxonF |
I think context plays a role here. The theme name should be familiar, but I don't oppose an icon if there are strong feelings about that. The Gravatar should indicate the author is a person, especially when there's actually an image there rather than a placeholder. |
Personally I don't have any strong opinions here.. Probably it's enough as is. @youknowriad what do you think? |
To be honest, it doesn't look great to me but then I'm not a designer. While "Twenty Twenty Four" is a clear theme name for anyone that is familiar with WordPress, the theme name can be something very weird and not clear. Anyway, I don't mind if that's a direction designers want to try. |
That's how it works now, except there's a @ntsekouras if we make the avatar 24x24 it'll line up nicely with the icons: |
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Follow up of: #55848 (comment)
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