Please paste the full code, According to official Gutenberg button block. You need to have additional block attributes to use for button link,text – https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/blob/master/packages/block-library/src/button/index.js <RichText.Content tagName=”a” className={ linkClass } href={ url } title={ title } style={ buttonStyle } value={ text } /> As you can see, there’s a URL, Title & Text attributes. url: … Read more
I came to this question almost 3 years late, but there is a better way of doing that now: WordPress recommends using wp_add_inline_script when you want to pass data between PHP and JS, you can read about it here Basically, what you will do, is changing your wp_localize_script function call in your code, for this: … Read more
Initially Gutenberg had plans to implement subheading, See this ticket but later they deprecated it. As of now, there’s no hook to do it other than building a custom block. May be in near future you’ll find something useful. I hope this helps
You would just need to add a canUpload: true to your control’s options (the 2nd parameter for wp.customize.Control) and then the .actions div would have an upload button. However, clicking the button would not do anything (the media modal/popup would not appear), hence you need to instead use the specific class for image upload control, … Read more
I was pulling my hair out on this one, but I might have figured it out. Try this (with jQuery): if( ! tinyMCE.activeEditor || tinyMCE.activeEditor.isHidden()) { jQuery(‘textarea#content’).val(“[SHORTCODE]test[/SHORTCODE] “); } else { tinyMCE.execCommand(‘mceInsertRawHTML’, false, “[SHORTCODE]test[/SHORTCODE] “); } Basically, you need to set the value of the textarea directly if the editor is hidden.
Just drop it in a plugin. Theme = view. Plugin = constructor. I keep most of my stuff in plugins. IMHO only stuff that belongs to the visual part should be in the Theme. And yes, you can do a simple require( plugin_dir_path( $file_name ) ); for subfiles.
There is Woocommerce conditional tag for single product page Try if(is_product()) instead of if ( is_page_template( ‘single-product.php’ ))
In WordPress you should enqueue your scripts (and styles) using the wp_enqueue_scripts action hook. The main reason for this is to ensure that your script/style is only added once. You can, if you wish, aslo add conditions so that a script/style is only added to certain pages. You say in your question that your script … Read more
Restrict file types in the uploader of a wp.media frame
Why is this gutenberg custom format button only available from the toolbar as a dropdown?