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This issue relates to the 'Wiring & navigation behaviour' part of the User Onboarding epic #5315
In #5316, I've dirtily re-hashed the gh-activating-list-item to do the flow navigation. The gh-activating-list-item component was originally used for the left hand settings menu on the settings screen, which no longer exists. Therefore it can likely be repurposed / converted into a specific component for handling the flow navigation.
I imagine there's a much smarter way to code up this set of steps, with back and forward links, and where certain items are disabled when you're in a particular step - e.g. step 3 should be disabled if you're on step 1.
Additionally, the back button is only supposed to appear when not on screen 1, and should take the user to the previous step.
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Why do you want to have a back button in the setup process? How is it supposed to work once you click "Back" on the third step after the owner's account has been created already?
closesTryGhost#5317
- Adds back button only to steps 2 and 3
- Does not allow user to click from 1 to 3 until blog has been created
- Does not allow user to click from 2 to 3 until blog has been created
This issue relates to the 'Wiring & navigation behaviour' part of the User Onboarding epic #5315
In #5316, I've dirtily re-hashed the
gh-activating-list-item
to do the flow navigation. Thegh-activating-list-item
component was originally used for the left hand settings menu on the settings screen, which no longer exists. Therefore it can likely be repurposed / converted into a specific component for handling the flow navigation.I imagine there's a much smarter way to code up this set of steps, with back and forward links, and where certain items are disabled when you're in a particular step - e.g. step 3 should be disabled if you're on step 1.
Additionally, the back button is only supposed to appear when not on screen 1, and should take the user to the previous step.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: