If you added a console.log in the file, it should have appeared. For a better debugging experience, you can wrap your code inside an IIFE which needs wp to be sure it is loaded: ((wp) => { … // your code })(window.wp); Also i’m not sure you can use JSX syntax here, your usage of … Read more
I managed to find the solution myself. You need to modify the onUpdateStartDate() function: function onUpdateStartDate(value) { const date = new Date(value); date.setHours(0, 0, 0, 0); setMeta({ …meta, ‘_my_start_date’: date }); }
Gutenberg doesn’t give an option to remove specific heading levels from the editor interface. But, I think you can workaround using a bit of custom code (both PHP and some JavaScript). If you’re interested, try this. Add this custom snippet to your theme’s function.php file. function remove_h1_from_editor() { wp_enqueue_script( ‘remove-h1’, get_template_directory_uri() . ‘/js/remove-h1.js’, array(‘wp-blocks’, ‘wp-dom-ready’, … Read more
Given your detailed description, it seems you’ve taken several steps to address the issue of sorting your archive pages in WordPress. The fact that changing the “order”:”desc” to “asc” in the archives.html file of your theme didn’t yield the desired result suggests a deeper issue. Try this in your functions.php file: function wpb_modify_category_query( $query ) … Read more
The best way to achieve what i was wanting to do was to use the core blocks for latest post. Then style as I needed to. Here is what my code looks like. import { registerBlockType } from “@wordpress/blocks”; import { __ } from “@wordpress/i18n”; import { useBlockProps, InnerBlocks, } from “@wordpress/block-editor”; registerBlockType(‘sfs-test-header-para-block/sfs-test-header-para-container-block’, { title: … Read more
As far as I know the only way to get your block’s settings to show up in the Global Styles (so their defaults can be set) is by using the Supports API. It’s automatic if your block’s settings are implemented via Supports. Here it is from the docs: The global styles UI in the site … Read more
Yes, this was a CSS issue. See this answer on the WordPress forums for a complete answer. There are two interlocking problems. First, the code style is defined with a more specific selector. Second, the “Additional CSS” is effectively added to the stylesheet at the top, and so the theme’s definition takes precedence. The solution … Read more
Two block markup examples are the post-title block: <!– wp:post-title /–> and the post-content block: <!– wp:post-content /–> that you can use in your single post template. See more here under the Query Loop list item: https://wordpress.org/documentation/article/blocks-list/#theme-blocks
Use ClassicPress: a fork of WordPress before Gutenberg was added to core, and is actively maintained and improved (latest version: June 2024), though not as frequently as WordPress (reduced community size).
you can do that on php side with this hook : // the 2nd “post” of the hook is the post type add_action(“save_post_post”, function ($post_id, $post, $update) { if ($update) { // a post is updated return; } if (!isset($_GET[“preset_category”])) { return; } $term = get_term($_GET[“preset_category”]); if (isset($term)) { wp_add_object_terms( $post_id , $term->term_id , $term->taxonomy … Read more