After some digging I figured it out. We need to: grab the editor settings wrap the fetch link suggestions function in our own function in this wrapper, we call the original, then do some sorting by type, in this case I changed it from ascending to descending so that tags comes before post update the … 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
Put this in your Theme’s functions.php file. add_filter( ‘allowed_block_types_all’, ‘rt_allowed_block_types’, 25, 2 ); function rt_allowed_block_types( $allowed_blocks, $editor_context ) { if( ‘custom_post_type’ === $editor_context->post->post_type ) { $allowed_blocks = array( ‘core/image’, ‘core/paragraph’, ‘core/heading’, ‘core/list’ ); return $allowed_blocks; } else { return; } } Here’s what it’s doing. The filter allowed_block_types_all is filtering what block types are allowed. … Read more
As stated in the Object Meta Type section of the Modifying Responses page in the REST API Handbook: When registering object meta, setting the type to object is not sufficient, you also need to inform WordPress of what properties to allow. This is done by writing a JSON Schema when registering the metadata. Interestingly, register_meta() … Read more
If you only need to know whether or not an inner-block is selected, you can leverage the core/block-editor store’s hasSelectedInnerBlock() selector. For example, if using a useSelect() hook in a functional component, that might look as such: import { useSelect } from ‘@wordpress/data’; export default function Edit( { isSelected, clientId } ) { const is_inner_block_selected … Read more
In short, the “title” which the documentation refers to is a title attribute on the <span> which is rendered for the token, which is to say that the token { value: ‘29654’, title: ‘Post Title’ } will (rhetorically) render as <span title=”Post Title”>29654</span> In order to display “Post Title” as the inner text in the … Read more
August 20, 2022 Update: For completeness, I added a JavaScript/Gutenberg solution which does what the findParent() function in question tries to do, i.e. find the top ancestor. You can find the code below the “Original Answer” section. Original Answer The block editor doesn’t (currently) have a function equivalent to get_post_ancestors(), and yes you could create … Read more
As Tom pointed out, without the actual code of the block (specifically the save function) it is impossible to tell you exactly what the issue is. That said, if you compare what was generated by the save function and what was in the post body, you’ll see that there is content missing in each of … Read more
You can click and drag mouse out of a block, to select multiple ones – but it’s not very comfortable option, IMHO (especially when there are large blocks). Another way is to click one block, then press shift (and hold it) and and click another block – all blocks between them will get selected.
You can set the multiple and gallery props to {true} which enables to select multiple images and make a gallery. More information in the GitHub readme: https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/tree/master/packages/block-editor/src/components/media-upload