This is controlled by your theme’s css and currently this is not customizable directly within the side editing panel within Gutenberg but can be updated by updating your theme’s CSS (typically named style.css) . The exact css selectors may slightly change for each theme but the following may work for many themes. .entry-content .wp-block-quote p … Read more
I found a semi-solution for now. The EditorsKit plugin adds a “Clear Formatting” option to the Gutenberg editor. It’s a few clicks and it works only on a per paragraph basis, but at least I don’t have to go to HTML and come back, which definitely takes longer. As a bonus, it adds many other … Read more
You can apply css in style.css or theme.css in your theme folder. also many themes allowing to add css in theme options or Custumize section. You can check css from here on image hover. https://www.w3schools.com/howto/tryit.asp?filename=tryhow_css_image_overlay_opacity
Ich have to write options={getCategories()} that solved this problem.
You can check if the current theme supports Gutenberg blocks inside your function function amb_allowed_block_types( $allowed_blocks ) { if(! current_theme_supports(‘wp-block-styles’) ){ return $allowed_blocks; } return [ ‘core/paragraph’, ‘core/image’, ‘core/heading’, ‘core/gallery’, …
Can’t extend my custom gutenberg block
This could possibly done using lockPostSaving Some code example ➡ https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/pull/16713
So it turns out that it’s as easy as sending a click even to the button. While this is probably more of a work around than an actual solution, it does get the job done in a single piece of code. jQuery(document).on(‘click’, ‘.my-element’, function() { jQuery(‘my-button-selector’).click(); });
Gutenberg link of internal page not showing
Reading plugin settings in esnext wordpress block