Weekly Content Queue Social Media Manager Profile Block for React

Edit ACCOUNTS (a client, its initials and a network with its two-letter mark), START (made with post(id, account, day, time, format, title), where day is 0 for Monday to 6 for Sunday) and WEEK, the seven ISO dates the columns cover. The counts under each day name, the Gap word, the totals in the band and in the badge, and the sentence a move produces are all worked out from the posts. CAPACITY is the most a day can hold.

Press a post and the popover opens with a Move to select. Choosing a day moves the post there at once (it keeps its time), closes the popover and says what happened, for example "Moved Cardamom or cinnamon bun to Thursday. Thursday has 1 post and Wednesday has 2." A day that already holds three posts is greyed out in the list, and if a move to a full day is asked for anyway, the post stays and the line says so. Escape closes the popover and returns focus to the post.

Everything. A move changes this page's state; nothing is scheduled with a network and a reload starts again from START. To make it real, call your scheduler in move, change the queue only when it answers and put a failure in the same status line. Time zones are not handled: the times are the times the account posts at.

Each day is a heading with its count, each post is a button named by its time, format and title and by its day, and the popover is a named dialog with a labelled select. The status line is a polite live region present from the start. Times keep their reading order in a right-to-left page, and the tab list follows the arrow keys.

The seven days become one list, each with its posts under its name and count, and a day with nothing in it shows a dashed place for a post. The tab names shorten to the network, and the three weeks still share one cell, so changing accounts never moves the status line.