Sounds like what I had to deal with recently, having forgotten I had this option checked: on the user profile page. Uncheck it if needed, otherwise it will display the post/page as: with e.g. the add blocks button (+) disabled.
The 3rd parameter for the function accepts a private option named __unstableHTML which if true, then enables HTML in the notice message/content: createNotice( ‘success’, ‘Post published.<br /> Line 2. Should work in WordPress 5.8.’, { __unstableHTML: true, // true = allows HTML; default false isDismissible: true, actions: [ … ], } ) However, in the … Read more
This should theoretically work by defining the initial value in theme.json as shown in these examples https://gist.github.com/skorasaurus/d50ea7eb79d664775418492e46cef021 and https://github.com/WordPress/theme-experiments/blob/304e6ef3d561f048c87d9bc27311328ae8197bae/tt1-blocks/theme.json#L276 however, the value is still unset when I tried it out in a theme and it appears they may have disabled it – https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/issues/29210
Using the render_block filter (as opposed to wrapping the block with your custom block) is a simpler way to accomplish what you want. The filter runs for all blocks so you have to conditionally apply your logic to just the blocks you want. The attributes of each block will be available ($block[attrs]) and for the … Read more
Instead of removing the question, I’ll answer the question myself for those that seek to find the same answer. My InnerBlock was called counter-list.php, which causes a problem as I have a counter_list_render_callback function. When looping through all my blocks, it tries to find counter-list_render_callback which is an invalid function name and therefore fails to … Read more
This correctly shows true/false when the option for Reduce the interface is enabled/disabled through the GUI. Are you sure isFeatureActive( ‘reduceInterface’ ) worked? Because I looked at the source code (see wp-includes/js/dist/edit-post.js) and then I found out that the feature name is actually reducedUI and not reduceInterface. So try with reducedUI instead: let reduceInterface = … Read more
This comment on another post sent me off in the right direction for a solution that converts the indexed array of a block template to an associative array that resembles the output of parse_blocks (below). But the larger question still remains: why would block templates not follow the same structure and format that parse_blocks uses? … Read more
In order to accomplish this, I created a custom data store and extracted the available meta keys from the routes object returned when hitting the wp-json/wp/v2/ endpoint in the editor. This approach decreased the number of API requests compared to that with which I started. The initial approach in the question would have made one … Read more
If you’re using WordPress 5.8 (e.g. v5.8.3), then I’m afraid the answer to this: I know that I can use is_admin() to check if it’s in the editor and not load a js file but I’m trying to see how it can be done with register_block_type(). .. is it can’t; not in WordPress 5.8. More … Read more
I found a solution for this. So for those of you who face a similar situation, here’s what I did (based on this solution : https://stackoverflow.com/questions/68871598/wordpress-query-loop-block-not-showing-custom-post-types) So basically the custom post type that I had created needed to have this argument while registering the post-type in functions.php ‘show_in_rest’ => true And then I just had … Read more