Turns out the answer to my question appears to be yes, patterns are no longer filterable through the_content. At least not directly in a way where you can filter them out of the content easily like you can a standard block. For anyone looking, I wound up querying for the pattern directly then including in … Read more
In your scenario, where you want to override an auto-generated category page with a manually-created Page in WordPress, especially when using block themes, the challenge arises because block themes use a different file structure compared to classic themes. They rely on HTML templates and theme.json instead of the traditional PHP templates. Here’s a more elegant … Read more
WordPress 6.4.2 – can’t load editor style css using ‘after_setup_theme’ or ‘admin_init’ actions
Force post update with React
I am not sure If I get what you meant, but study https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/hooks/render_block_this-name/ filter, whan calling it give it $accepted_args number of 3 and inspect what is returned in $block_content or $instance. ID is encoded as ref attribute, if that’s what you are missing. You could also use render_block filter, but render_block_{$this->name} is more convenient, … Read more
I want to move the useState variable selectedValue once it’s defined in edit.js and import it into save.js. In edit. js the code looks like this This is impossible and not how save components work. A save component takes a set of block attributes, and generates static HTML to be saved in the database. It’s … Read more
Template locked block does not show appender
Get postId and postType of a template part in react component
After I completed the migration from custom field to custom taxonomy, and removed the custom field, I was able to edit the custom post types again. So, it appears that you can not have a custom field with a name identical to a custom taxonomy slug.
Blocks won’t be created or removed unless the template is locked. To lock the template add this argument to the InnerBlocks wp.element.createElement(wp.blockEditor.InnerBlocks, {template: defaultChildren, templateLock: “all”})