Full site editor, hard-coded IDs in query blocks, and staging/dev servers
Full site editor, hard-coded IDs in query blocks, and staging/dev servers
Full site editor, hard-coded IDs in query blocks, and staging/dev servers
How to add custom menu to block theme?
Many blocks allow you to add a class and/or an ID. If you select the block in the Editor, then look on the right side of the screen under the Advanced tab, it will often show “HTML Anchor” (which is an ID) and “Additional CSS class(es)”. If the effect is something you plan to repeat, … Read more
How to move the customizations done in the Editor to my child theme?
How to link ACF relationship field to the new Query block in Full Site Editing
Correct way to make a custom block theme responsive
The Twenty Twenty-Three theme comes with an inbuilt “Editor” option that exists under the “Appearance” menu. Appearance >> Editor Once you click on the “Editor(beta)” option then you can select the header or footer area and after that, you can customize their stylings like Background Color, Text Color, and Link Color. The theme also provides … Read more
Is there any way to enable the Appearance->Menus in the admin dashboard while FSE theme is enabled I noticed that in some FSE themes the classic Menus admin page shows up under Appearance: when they include a register_nav_menus( … ) call within the after_setup_theme hook to define the relevant classic menu locations. See for example … Read more
I’ve done a lot of digging into the subject and looks like they were working on some updates to Gutenberg that would allow them to be saved onto the filesystem: youtu.be/8Vj_Oh6jMHw?t=281. But those efforts were later abandoned: github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/pull/40385, as adding that support into WordPress core was complicated. I then found this plugin that lets one … Read more
Must be create a child theme otherwise when you update theme then all modification file will be remove. Here is the best tutorial for how to make a WordPress child theme https://www.elegantthemes.com/blog/resources/wordpress-child-theme-tutorial