• ResolvedPlugin Author Mattia Roccoberton

    (@blocknotes)


    I report a request that I received but mail so I can reply here to everyone interested.

    “Is it possible to use your WP polymer plugin to create a page that uses the Core-Scaffold component?”

    It should work, but I have tested some tags briefly.
    Scaffold is a bit more complex than buttons / checkboxes / etc.

    I will work on this as soon as possible.

    https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/polymer-components/

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  • jake1271

    (@jake1271)

    Hi, yes it was me.

    Thank you very much! Your component is awesome, I’m very glad you made it. I think in the future a lot more people will realize that Polymer gives them a lot of functionality and access to Material Design.

    And of course the Scaffold is where most will start.

    Thank you!!!!!!

    Plugin Author Mattia Roccoberton

    (@blocknotes)

    Good ??
    New update to improve the Scaffold feature.
    Here are the news:
    – core-scaffold worked also in the previuos version but autop() WordPress function can break it beacause it adds <p> and
    when a newline is found… that’s why I disabled autop by default and I added an option to re-enable it per post/page
    – core-scaffold works better in “fullscreen” so I’m trying this new way: an option that will override the theme template, when enabled a special template inside my plugin will be used – that’a s big override for WP structure but I think that it can help a lot a create “real” Polymer apps
    Made your tests. Some points perhaps need refinement.

    jake1271

    (@jake1271)

    Wow, that would truly be amazing if you could get the scaffold to work fullscreen.

    Imagine all the power of WordPress at your finger tips while you dream up software using Polymer!!!

    Don’t forget, they’re going to combine some of the platform code between Angular and Polymer in the near future.

    So what we’re looking at here is the ability to just concentrate on writing the core Single Page Apps and letting WordPress do all the rest. Now that’s rapid development!

    Plugin Author Mattia Roccoberton

    (@blocknotes)

    Hehe, I think the same. That’s why I decided to put a JS editor and a CSS editor in posts / pages. Also the docs links help.

    Angular is nice, I was thinking to make a plugin for it but I saw that someone else has already done it.

    Did you try scaffold now?
    Yesterday I updated the plugin again to introduce Polymer 0.5.1

    jake1271

    (@jake1271)

    Hi, I just tried it and it worked! That’s so cool.

    Yes the Doc links help out a lot, thank you, a very nice touch.

    As far as the Javascript code. Is it more than just executing Polymer events? I can put other Javascript and even AngularJS in there?

    Thank you!

    Plugin Author Mattia Roccoberton

    (@blocknotes)

    The code in the JS editor is inserted in the head tag of the post/page. So you can virtually do anything there.
    Currently I didn’t include AngularJS library, it would be “Off-Topic” for my plugin. But I’ll think about it, it could be useful to have it.
    I mark this thread as solved.

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