Amazing accessible marquee!

  • WebMan Design | Oliver Juhas

    (@webmandesign)


    4 months, 1 week ago

    Thank you for creating this amazing and most of all accessible marquee block! I love how it is coded and how it functions.

    Here are just some suggestions for possible improvement:

    • Editor appearance could be improved as currently it is quite confusing as it differs from the front-end appearance. For example, when the block is not selected in the editor, it could display as on front-end (meaning all the child items inline).
    • Would appreciate setting custom unit for content gap setting. (Maybe use the spacing options interface and values?)
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  • Tanvirul Haque

    (@tanvirul)

    4 months, 1 week ago

    Hi Oliver,

    Thank you so much for using our Marquee Block plugin and for your kind words! We appreciate your suggestions. We will explore these enhancements for future updates.

    Thanks again for your feedback and support, it means a lot to us as we continue to improve the plugin!

    Thread Starter WebMan Design | Oliver Juhas

    (@webmandesign)

    4 months, 1 week ago

    Hi @tanvirul,

    I’ve got a couple more suggestions, if you don’t mind:

    • I would appreciate if the Marquee block is not the first block in the block list. Users tend to use different blocks and I think there is no reason why custom blocks should be displayed before WordPress native blocks.
    • It would be great to create some tutorial on how to use the plugin. I think it could explain how the block works, how to add/set the content. I think the user experience currently isn’t that great as initial setting of the Marquee block was a bit confusing. Here is how I struggled:
      1. First I’ve tried to insert multiple Paragraph blocks into the Marquee block in expectation these will be displayed as continuous list of keywords. This is not the case – all paragraphs were displayed as stack, not inline.
      2. So I’ve wrapped those Paragraph blocks with a Row block, which seems to be working and is most likely how the Marquee block was intended to be used: I need to use some wrapper block for the content to set the content layout.
      3. Even after wrapping the content with Row block I’ve noticed a significant space between the marquee turns/repeats. This was caused by my content not spanning across the whole width of the Marquee block. Once I’ve added some more text into Marquee content so it is longer/wider than the Marquee block container, the result looked as intended.

    Thanks again for considering these suggestions!

    Tanvirul Haque

    (@tanvirul)

    2 months, 3 weeks ago

    Hi @webmandesign

    Thank you for sharing your detailed feedback and suggestions. 😊

    We are happy to let you know that we have just released an update to the Marquee Block plugin. This update addresses some of the points you mentioned, including changes to the block placement in the block list for a smoother experience. We also have updated the demo link.

    We would love to hear your thoughts. Your feedback means a lot to us, and we are excited to keep making the plugin even better together.

    Thanks again for your support! 😊

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