Your editor is in code/text mode. It’s possibly this is because you turned it off in your profile edit screen. Its also possible it’s because you selected code editor in the options menu in the top right corner. It’s also possible you have JS errors in your browser console that are preventing the block editor … Read more
I managed to find an answer to this. Instead of adding an event listener to the editor, I hooked some additional functionality onto Gutenberg’s Autocompleter instead: I wrote a post here detailing how I did this, if anyone is looking to do the same thing: https://blog.terresquall.com/2023/06/how-i-made-double-dashes-automatically-convert-to-em-dashes-in-wordpress-gutenberg-editor/
This isn’t possible via register_block_pattern_category or filter priorities. Gutenberg and the REST API at the time of writing don’t attempt to sort the categories, and instead display them in the order given to them by the Pattern repository class in PHP. That pattern repository class stores them in an array as objects on keys, so … Read more
I tested both example from docs and your example. Both work, so docs example is not broken, as I previously assumed. Something else is the problem. Perhaps you started with one version of the block and then renamed something in code, or accidently added something. Enter code editor instead of visual editor in block editor … Read more
Core Image Block Customisation
A post template for posts of a particular category has never been part of the template hierarchy. single-map.php would only work for posts that belong to a “map” custom post type, not a “map” category. If you want the entire template to be editable in the Site Editor, you would create a single-map.html file in … Read more
There is a way to do this without writing CSS but it has its limitations. The styling will have to be tailored to the content and care taken to keep it working if the content changes. You’ll have to be using a version of WP >= 6.2 and nest the title, description and button within … Read more
Block Style Not Applying in Editor
In my case the theme.json was set up correctly and behaving properly. There was an errant editor stylesheet being loaded that shouldn’t have been there adding font-family:sans-serif; to .editor-styles-wrapper which was overriding the the “var(–wp–preset–font-family–greyclif)” declaration.
Modifying other core editor panels besides Featured Image in the block editor