I got a result after 4 hours of stupid try & error I’m unable to read values from source meta in the frontend. I assigned the variable from meta to a regular string attribute and it works. Easy Peasy. /** * BLOCK: bold-blocks * * Registering a basic block with Gutenberg. * Simple block, renders … Read more
You probably do not need to dequeue it if you do not use gutenberg. It should be used only with the block editor. Obviously there might be bugs, but if you are using the classic editor plugin to avoid the gutenberg **** you can open a bug report with it. But there is nothing wrong … Read more
Like @Alvaro said, You should start building blocks for widget areas. Once Phase 2 hit the core you can just simply show the blocks in other areas. Don’t bother developing for Pre-Gutenberg widgets, You will double your work load.
Seems that when you modify the existing block’s HTML, then it is no longer being validated. Instead, you might try to create your own block. Look here is a good approach and here too.
Initially Gutenberg had plans to implement subheading, See this ticket but later they deprecated it. As of now, there’s no hook to do it other than building a custom block. May be in near future you’ll find something useful. I hope this helps
Here’s an answer to question 1 that uses register_post_meta. It’s also the start of an answer to question 2 by use of the prepare_callback option in show_in_rest . add_action( ‘init’, ‘wpse_89033_register_custom_meta’ ); function wpse_89033_register_custom_meta() { $post_types = [ ‘post’, ‘page’, ‘attachment’, ]; foreach ( $post_types as $post_type ) { register_post_meta( $post_type, ‘_custom_key’, array( ‘type’ => … Read more
Try using the code below to display the html for your block. I found the solution here. render_block( $block )
I managed to solve this by doing this: – Create a select control in the edit function. { <SelectControl label=”Size” value={ size } options={ [ { label: ‘Display 1’, value: ‘display-1’ }, { label: ‘Display 2’, value: ‘display-2’ }, { label: ‘Display 3’, value: ‘display-3’ }, { label: ‘Display 4’, value: ‘display-4’ }, ] } … Read more
All of the WP 5.x Core blocks are in a file called block-library.js. However, because the blocks all require a build step, you won’t be able to just copy the JS and start making edits. You’ll need to have Node.js and NPM installed. So, to get this all set up: Go to the Node JS … Read more
As we can see from the registerFormatType function source code, only letters, numbers, “_” and “-” are allowed in the class name. if ( ! /^[_a-zA-Z]+[a-zA-Z0-9-]*$/.test( settings.className ) ) { window.console.error( ‘A class name must begin with a letter, followed by any number of hyphens, letters, or numbers.’ ); return; } So you cannot separate … Read more