You can add a 2 column block layout where 1 block takes up 2 thirds in the block editor using the UI. Adding CSS classes to achieve this is highly unusual and unnecessary When you add a column block it asks you: Resulting in column blocks spaced for thirds: Each block has a percentage width … Read more
You could use a block template. For any given post type, you can set up a block template which adds blocks to the Editor whenever you create a new post of that type. These templates have an option called template_lock which you can set to all which means that users cannot add, move, or delete … Read more
When I set default values in my attributes for my Gutenberg blocks, the values can be consumed on the client, but it does not appear in the JSON data until I change the attribute with setAttributes. When we register a block type (think of it like a post type) which happens on each page load, … Read more
Your block has no attributes. It does however have atrributes. Change atrributes to attributes and things should make more sense.
This isn’t quite the solution I was looking for, but I realized that by making the tags more specific in the block stylesheets, I was able to prevent most issues from happening. By adding a div tag to the front of the tmp-container-fixed class, I was able to get the blocks to render properly in … Read more
However, typing into the search input shows all post types (I want it to just show pages). That’s most likely because your code, as well as the example in the documentation, used the wrong property name — suggestionQuery — which should actually be suggestionsQuery (note the plural “suggestions”). So try using suggestionsQuery? <LinkControl suggestionsQuery={ { … Read more
Modify Core Block Default Attributes
What’s the absolute minimum code that I need to create a dynamic block?
Possible add color palette for a block’s inner div instead of outer?
You don’t need the nightly build unless you’re looking for deeper core compatibility issues. For strict Gutenberg compatibility, the plugin itself should be sufficient as long as you keep it updated. You can do the nightlies on a fresh install if you wish, but it’s unnecessary overkill IMO. I would (and do) unit testing with … Read more