Feature request: quickE should be disabled by default

I’m submitting a … [x] feature request

…about [x] edit experience / UI [x] admin experience UI

Current behavior By default, the quickE menu is enabled so content editors and admins see these buttons.

Expected behavior I think the quickE should not appear unless me, as a developer, add it to the site to include that functionality.

Instructions to Reproduce the Problem N/A

Why change the behavior? I always hide these via CSS. I’ve now recently discovered that they can be disabled on the page via the template, like so:

<div @Edit.Attribute(“quick-edit-config”, new { modules = new { enable = false }})>

However, this involves editing most of the templates to include this code. I wish that the quickE buttons were disabled by default because my content editors nor I ever use them.

Alternatively, instead of making it disabled by default, another option could be a simple toggle that turns it off for the entire portal. That way it could stay enabled but then we can turn it off from one place, rather than hide it via CSS overrides or update all the razor templates.

Your environment

• 2sxc version(s): [all]
• Browser: [all ]
• DNN: [all ]
• Language: [any/all ]

Anything you would like to add I’ve spoken with a few other developers who use 2sxc and everyone hides them because they result in accidental clicks. This seems like a feature that should be opt-in, not opt-out.

[iJungleboy]

This is planned somewhere down the roadmap, but it’s quite complex to get the current state into the skin, so it’s not a priority yet (as there is a workaround, even if not ideal).

[jeremy-farrance]

Given the amazing “Settings” additions in v12+ - I think this is a great candidate for getting fixed and making everyone happy via Default, Global, Site, etc. settings. Hopefully @iJungleboy reads this, agrees, and feels its is quick, logical, and maybe even easy addition?