Thank you for your suggestion.
it would be very cool if we improved the function of saving changes without updating the page.
This specification is intentional. That’s because WordPress itself provides an explicit save button on each page. Also, the settings for this plugin are huge. If the user wishes to cancel the current changes (rather than reverting to default settings), they can do so by reloading the browser. If we save changes immediately in response to a user action, there is no way to cancel the current changes.
And also if it would be possible to save with a keyboard shortcut.
I am not thinking of implementing this at the moment. This is because each WordPress core settings page does not have a shortcut to save settings.
Did I understand correctly that there is currently a save setting without refreshing the page? If so, please tell me where it is located.
Are you referring to this plugin’s settings page? Or are you referring to a custom HTML block inserted into a post? I understand your question refers to the former.
It is the theme editor that interests me.
Do you want to save changes to the current file when you run a shortcut such as Cmd+C in the theme editor? If so, I’m not currently considering implementing that feature. This is because WordPress core itself does not implement saving changes via shortcuts in the theme editor.
With the keyboard shortcut, I understood everything. I am interested in whether it is possible to make it persist without refreshing the page? That is, in real time.
