Zoom-out: add page 'carousel' #73628
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This could potentially make it hard to maintain/keep in sync with the Navigation block.
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There's probably a lot left to do like handling Navigation block with more than just Page List.
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This is an interesting exploration! I dig it. I do think discoverability is very poor as is. Someone would need to enter pages, enter zoom out, and then select these options. Something to consider for whether this solves the problem of page discoverability and navigation. I imagine we'd need to surface this better somehow. Separately, the arrows were hard to see! Especially when there was only one at first to see the next page. Perhaps we bring them a bit closer like so? 
For comparison, this is the original: 
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Up for doing that, but it would require some tweaks to the API like removing the back button, update the URL... So let's see how this feels to people and design, then we can try that? |
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@annezazu Yes, if people think that's better we can try that. It's a bit more difficult technically to know the position of the canvas from outside the iframe, and then the arrow also have to move when the canvas changes size, or the inserter is opened. |
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What?
🚨 Vibe code alert: 99% Claude, 1% me (100% my good instructions 😛) 🚨
Adds prev/next buttons to Zoom-out mode:
Why?
There's lots of room, and it could be an interesting way to easily navigate between pages.
How?
It's pretty straightforward, just adds two buttons and queries for menu pages (that part might need polish to match the Navigation block more closely).
Testing Instructions
Go to the Site Editor. Make sure you have multiple pages in the Navigation block. Enter Zoom-out.
Testing Instructions for Keyboard
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Screen.Recording.2025-11-27.at.18.31.41.mov
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