Looking at the documentation from https://developer.wordpress.org/block-editor/developers/block-api/block-deprecation/ I think you may need the following migrate( { text } ) { return { content: text }; }, So in your case: migrate( { avatarSize } ) { avatarSize: { type: ‘number’, default: 70 } content: text }; }, Hopefully points you in the correct direction
There is a controls prop you can use which is an object. It goes inside. Controls has an icon key which takes a string which corresponds to a Dashicon slug. <BLockControls controls={[ icon=”wordpress” title=__(“Test”, “gutenberg-examples”), onClick: () => { doSomething }, isActive: false ]} />
Advanced Custom Fields PRO makes it very easy. You can even get a visual interface with ACF Extended. I use ACF, but if you’re looking for a free option, I just found one called Block Lab that seems promising.
If your end goal is to have a better understanding of how blocks work, I would encourage to install the gutenberg plugin instead. The block code within the WordPress installation itself is not intended to be read by end users nor directly modified. It’s minified to save space. To answer your question, the code is … Read more
So I tested your code, and it seems that the issue happened because you enabled the lightBlockWrapper support for your block type (i.e. lightBlockWrapper: true in the support property), which then doesn’t wrap the block in .wp-block — check a sample diff here. And to fix the issue, you’d only need to disable the lightBlockWrapper … Read more
Start typing out the way you described and it’ll covert to a list. Click on the “Change Block Type” button. Select Paragraph. You’re all done.
It’s just an anchor link, so it will be the URL of the post plus the ID you gave it, preceded by a hash.
Elliot Condon of ACF notes that ACF block ID behavior could be better documented, but here’s what I know through my own testing and reading of the documentation: ACF assigns a new block ID when you first save an ACF block within a post. If you update the block data, such as if you change … Read more
Future readers: I will update this answer based on further research if I find a better way to do it, but this represents the current best effort. If you are reading this, and curious if I found a better solution, look below, if I found it i updated this answer, if I didn’t.. then I … Read more
I assume it’s because I need onSelect added, but I’m not sure what to do. What do I need to add to make it so when the user clicks on the variation it’s entered in the editor? One way, is add a variation attribute to your block type, then change the attribute value in the … Read more