Currently it's possible to go to the bundled Trash view in Pages and change the status filter. It's also possible to click the 'Reset filters' button to remove the status filter altogether.
In the screenshot above it's strange for "Trash" to be highlighted in the Navigation, and for the corresponding view to show only published pages.
A couple of potential solutions:
- Lock filters for default views. IE when viewing Trash it is not possible to change (or reset) the status filter. This would be closest to the wp-admin implementation.
- Sync the Navigation and the state of the current view. For instance if you viewed Trash and changed the status filter to
draft then "Drafts" becomes active in the sidebar.
The first approach seems simpler. The second would be more involved in terms of design as we'd need to think about how to represent unsaved view configurations in the sidebar.
cc @ntsekouras @jorgefilipecosta @youknowriad @oandregal @WordPress/gutenberg-design for thoughts on this.
Currently it's possible to go to the bundled Trash view in Pages and change the status filter. It's also possible to click the 'Reset filters' button to remove the status filter altogether.
In the screenshot above it's strange for "Trash" to be highlighted in the Navigation, and for the corresponding view to show only
publishedpages.A couple of potential solutions:
draftthen "Drafts" becomes active in the sidebar.The first approach seems simpler. The second would be more involved in terms of design as we'd need to think about how to represent unsaved view configurations in the sidebar.
cc @ntsekouras @jorgefilipecosta @youknowriad @oandregal @WordPress/gutenberg-design for thoughts on this.