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Use this code $.each(data, function (c, fields) { checkboxes.push( el( CheckboxControl, { key: fields.value, label: fields.label, name: ‘myCheckbox[]’, checked: props.attributes.myCheckbox.indexOf(fields.value) > -1, onChange: function( val ) { let data = props.attributes.myCheckbox; if (val) { if (data.indexOf(fields.value) === -1) { data.push(fields.value); } } else { data = props.attributes.myCheckbox.filter((v) => v !== fields.value); } props.setAttributes({ myCheckbox: data … Read more

I was playing around with a couple of more hours it and it seems that type “text” is not equal to inner text, it still grabs innerHTML kind of encoded to entities. I’ve found that out, but forgot to filter it in the save function, which hasn’t had an impact on saving (as expected, since … Read more

Rather than messing with the theme code which might change should there be an update, why don’t you disable the capability of the role in regards to your stated problem?

Download a copy of WordPress and extract the wp-admin and wp-includes folders over the top of your existing folders, replacing them. Then, you’re left with the original problem to solve, which can be done by following the original blog post correctly. Filters and actions don’t go in the wp-hooks.php file, they go in a plugin … Read more

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Disabling gutenbeg slow down post saving

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It looks like styled components relies on react to provide the CSS. Since react is not loaded on the WordPress frontend you are not seeing any styles. You can define your CSS inline or enqueue a stylesheet with register_block_type. Check out this link for enqueueing: Applying Styles From a Stylesheet

I used this toggler to add a class to an element if checked. Maybe your goal is the same with a class for a larger font. I used it like this: checked: !!textSize, onChange: function(){ textSize ? props.setAttributes({ textSize: ” }) : props.setAttributes({ textSize: ‘ big’ }) } So textSize controls the checked status and … Read more

The wp.components library is intended for UI purposes, e.g. the publish button, the inserter modal, etc in the back end. They aren’t intended for frontend usage. Much in the same way you wouldn’t use WP Admin styles and HTML classes on UI intended for the frontend. For example the core/button block makes use of a … Read more