Create a folder named includes in the root of your plugin folder; and place your additional php files inside of there. They (andchild folders and files) should then be copied over with plugin-zip. If you have a php file with the same name as your plugin in your plugin’s root folder; that will also copy … Read more
You can use getBlockRootClientId() from the block editor’s data store. E.g. wp.data.select( ‘core/block-editor’ ).getBlockRootClientId( clientId ) And here’s a working example for you to see how it can be used in an edit() function, where my block contains a demo button which will move the block to the very last or first position: WordPress dependencies: … Read more
Could you please try to configure Nginx as below? location / { try_files $uri $uri/ /index.php$is_args$args; } From https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/issues/12655 I encountered this error. After I correct my Nginx config, it works very well.
When using a control that modifies a block attribute, you need to set the value of the control to the value of the attribute and the onChange function needs to change the attribute using the setAttributes function: el( RangeControl, { label: ‘Columns’, value: props.attributes.my_attribute, initialPosition: 1, min: 0, max: 3, onChange: function( val ) { … Read more
In Gutenberg and plugins for Gutenberg are all styles involved via wp_enqueue_style. I would to see all developers use wp_register_style before, makes easier to deregister. However you should un-enqueue the style via the core function wp_dequeue_style. So this should work, in dependency of the hook and handle of the style and his handle, here for … Read more
Turns out Gutenberg has another way of storing attribute values: the block’s comment delimiter: If no attribute source is specified, the attribute will be saved to (and read from) the block’s comment delimiter. source When I inspected the database entry, I indeed found the size attribute there: <!– wp:XXX {“size”:48} –> <div>…</div> <!– /wp:XXX –> … Read more
I was asking the same question in the comments of another question. The solution is (thanks to Кирилл-Меркушев), to get another URL from the onSelect Callback. Before I had this: function onSelectImage( media ) { props.setAttributes( { mediaURL: media.url } ); props.setAttributes( { mediaID: media.id } ); } Then I console logged the media parameter, … Read more
My own answer is: somewhat yes, but not so easily. We can use 2 functions: https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/parse_blocks/ https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/render_block/ Not very well documented yet. But you can pass raw content to parse_blocks to have them back in array form. The thing is that they don’t have some sort of ID. So this approach is not always usefult, … Read more
Settings is what you define in registerBlockType() in the block.js file. Here you have to add most basic settings like title:, category: and icon:. (Handbook link). Attributes are optional, also in registerBlockType(). You can extract values from markup i.e. for saving the block content (Handbook link). Properties get passed from the editor. You can find … Read more
I’m afraid there is no such function in there yet. You can find this bug: https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/issues/8869 and it’s still open as enhancement. On the other hand, you can paste using Cmd+Shift+V (Ctrl+Shift+V on Win) and it should paste your text ignoring most of formatting, I guess.