Revert "[Try] Customizable toolbar contents (#23613)" #25854
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Not a blocker by any means, but just noting reverting these changes would also revert this nice side-effect of having CSS transitions in place:
I quite enjoyed the aesthetics of smooth resizing (vs instant change) so just flagging it here. CC @shaunandrews @mapk, maybe it would inspire some future work. |
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Should it be merged or closed now that a few weeks passed? 😃 |
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@talldan this has conflicts now, would you solve them and ping me? Let's get this PR in. |
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This reverts commit 5078c43.
Description
Reverts the API introduced in #23613, which will be superseded by #25890.
While there's still a desire to add in-toolbar editing of items (Linking #23375, Image cropping), the approach taken in that PR isn't accessible as it replaces the DOM and results in focus loss.
I don't see a way to rework this existing API to be accessible, so I think it's best to start from scratch with something new.
This API is currently unused, so there should be no issue reverting.