parse_blocks() simply returns all blocks found in the post content, so for what you’re trying to get, you could use a function which calls itself recursively like so: function my_find_heading_blocks( $blocks ) { $list = array(); foreach ( $blocks as $block ) { if ( ‘core/heading’ === $block[‘blockName’] ) { // add current item, if … Read more
get the automatically generated excerpt The REST API always includes the auto-generated excerpt by default, so try with getEntityRecord() like so: Note though, if the user edited the actual excerpt (i.e. the “Excerpt” panel in the Settings sidebar and not your metaExcerpt value), then the currentExcerpt would also use the excerpt the user has just … Read more
You should define your btntype attribute as type boolean and set its default to false (maybe better rename it to download then ;). And change it to true when the user selects the download option. If you want to conditionally add the download attribute in your save functions’ JSX use this syntax: <a href={ btnurl … Read more
So getEntityRecords( ‘taxonomy’, ‘genre’ ) will make a request to the “list terms” endpoint at /wp/v2/genre (or /wp/v2/<rest_base> if your taxonomy uses a custom rest_base) in the REST API, and because the “list terms” endpoint for custom taxonomies by default use the same parameters used by /wp/v2/categories (the “list terms” endpoint for the built-in category … Read more
The problem in your code is that UnitControl is not actually defined anywhere: If you look at the example in the documentation, the UnitControl is defined as follows: import { __experimentalUnitControl as UnitControl } from ‘@wordpress/components’; I.e. It uses the __experimentalUnitControl component in wp.components and not wp.blockEditor, and secondly, it imports the component as UnitControl. … Read more
Ok, nevermind, I found solution I’ve tried removeFilter( ‘editor.BlockEdit’, ‘ghostkit/sr/additional-attributes’ ); but it was not working inside my plugin, but it worked in console, so then I found out, that I need to hook this to something, so this is working solution addAction( ‘plugins.pluginRegistered’, ‘kubiq/remove-ghostkit-animations’, function( settings, name ){ if( name == ‘ghostkit’ ){ removeFilter( … Read more
You can achieve the same thing by wrapping multiplle blocks in groups blocks, and adding HTML classes to them, or to individual blocks. Modifying their HTML with the code editor isn’t necessary
There are other changes you need to make in your code, but as for the main one — making the mediaID and mediaURL be repeatable, the (core) gallery block did it by setting query as the attribute source and array as the attribute type. So I would do the same and for example you can … Read more
Your problem can be solved using CSS and a small filter. Your proposed solution is not viable. You can check the attributes of some blocks but changing those attributes will not re-render the block if its HTML was generated by javascript. This means the majority of the standard blocks cannot be modified this way, and … Read more
The problem in your block is due to the selector value of your emailPlaceholder attribute — you set the value to span.kathyContactFormEmail, but there’s actually no span element with that class in your save() function (or the markup/HTML of the element returned by the function). What you have though, is an input with kathyContactFormEmail as … Read more