The comment of Tom J Nowell has pointed me into the correct direction here it looks like this is really WordPress bug: https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/62337
The locate_block_template() function is the main function that resolves the list of possible block templates for any given (queried) page to the final template to use. In this function, it sets the global variable $_wp_current_template_id. This can be used an identifier for the resolved template file. However, please be aware that since the variable starts … Read more
WordPress theme block background
I have implemented the following code to my them to achieve the custom ordering for featured events (first), regular events (second), and notices (third). New additions to the code include: Merged the posts using array_merge like this: $merged_posts = array_merge( $featured_events->posts, $future_events->posts, $notices->posts ); Ran a foreach to set a custom post order for featured … Read more
I had the same problem months ago but there is not an other way. You should integrate your blocks into Elementor, creating a custom Elementor widget for your blocks or you can just use the Custom HTML widget temporarily to show your blocks but you need to make sure it aligns with how the block … Read more
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add_image_size() parameter four ($crop = true) is ignored: the_post_thumbnail() returns scaled image(s) instead of hard cropped
WordPress Responsive Images Without Imagick No, you do not need Imagick to get WordPress responsive images (srcset and sizes) working. As of WordPress 4.4+, if your theme has post-thumbnails enabled and you are using core functions like the_post_thumbnail() or wp_get_attachment_image(), WordPress will automatically include srcset and sizes attributes (assuming multiple image sizes exist). The GD … Read more