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New powerful views to make your own in WordPress 6.5 (and a taste of phase 3)

IMPORTANT CHANGE: the release was delayed by 1 week to April 2nd, 2024 Learn more in this post: https://make.wordpress.org/core/2024/... New, feature packed view of pages, patterns, templates, and template parts make exploring, filtering, and digging into the various pieces of site editing as easy or complex as you want it to be. The changes all come down to presentation of information and additional features to allow you to customize what you see to your liking, from different layouts to hiding/showing different fields. This feature-rich experience provides immediate value to the Site Editor and lays the groundwork for future Phase 3 work. Right now, this is intentionally only available in the Site Editor to allow for iteration and exploration before considering how best to expand into other parts of the WordPress experience. Give it a try yourself with this playground link: https://playground.wordpress.net/?imp... Here's what's included for 6.5: - Ability to display a table with specific fields, pagination, and quick actions. - Toggling fields and sorting and filtering data by field. - UI for selecting entries and performing bulk actions. - Support for different layouts, like classic table and grid view. - Support for primary filters for Pages and Patterns for ease of access around common filters. Here’s a brief run down of what’s expected in the Site Editor: - Manage all templates: table & grid layouts available. - Manage all template parts": table & grid layouts available with bulk actions. - Patterns": only grid layout available with a default primary filter showing sync vs unsynced patterns. It does not currently show synced pattern with overrides. - Pages": table & grid layouts available with bulk actions and default primary filters. Behind the scenes, a next version of the dropdown menu component is being used within this work via a private API. While extensibility isn't possible today, everything is being done with extensibility in mind to help encourage the entire ecosystem to take advantage of what’s being created in the future. As a result, please give feedback and try out the feature with this in mind! 0:00 - 0:45 Overview of the feature 0:45 - 3:05 Templates view including changing layout, filtering, searching, etc. 3:05 - 4:10 Patterns view including changing layout, filtering, searching, etc. 4:10 - 4:29 Template Parts viewwith just a quick look 4:29 - 5:29 Pages view including changing layout, filtering, searching, etc. 5:29 - 6:25 Phase 3 imaginings with saving custom views 6:25 - 7:25 Discussing extensibility and more ideas for the future 7:25 - 7:44 Ask questions and help test