block-editor

A variation is a representation of the original block. if block-1 allows the insertion of block-2; then block-1 will except all variations of block-2. core/columns only allows the insertion of a core/column. If I create a variation of core/column I would expect the core/column to accept my variation. And therefor the reverse should also to … Read more

If you added a console.log in the file, it should have appeared. For a better debugging experience, you can wrap your code inside an IIFE which needs wp to be sure it is loaded: ((wp) => { … // your code })(window.wp); Also i’m not sure you can use JSX syntax here, your usage of … Read more

Gutenberg doesn’t give an option to remove specific heading levels from the editor interface. But, I think you can workaround using a bit of custom code (both PHP and some JavaScript). If you’re interested, try this. Add this custom snippet to your theme’s function.php file. function remove_h1_from_editor() { wp_enqueue_script( ‘remove-h1’, get_template_directory_uri() . ‘/js/remove-h1.js’, array(‘wp-blocks’, ‘wp-dom-ready’, … Read more

Use ClassicPress: a fork of WordPress before Gutenberg was added to core, and is actively maintained and improved (latest version: June 2024), though not as frequently as WordPress (reduced community size).

This isn’t how the WordPress components are supposed to be used. The components from @wordpress/components are meant for use in the admin, typically for creating a UI in the block editor. See how the package is described in the documentation (emphasis mine): This package includes a library of generic WordPress components to be used for … Read more

There’s no direct way to apply a custom class to a portion of text within a paragraph block without tweaking the HTML. The ‘highlight‘ feature you mentioned is close, but it doesn’t let you specify a custom class. To add a custom class, you need to edit the HTML and manually add a custom class. … Read more

It is now very hidden in the right hand side for the selected nav. Thanks WP team! I will use an example of editing your header with the nav(s) blocks – I have 2, one for desktop and one for mobile this example from the WP team Selected the omni un-namable “Navigation” block (again nice … Read more

Turns out, this is a regression in the block editor of WP 6.5. The issue has been fixed in the Gutenberg Plugin at version 18.2. Installing the plugin will remedy the problem until the fix lands in WP Core.