How to add multiple custom blocks in custom WordPress theme using create-block?
How to add multiple custom blocks in custom WordPress theme using create-block?
How to add multiple custom blocks in custom WordPress theme using create-block?
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You’ll have to define the settings on theme.json. Here are the documentation links that would be of help. https://developer.wordpress.org/block-editor/how-to-guides/themes/theme-json/ https://developer.wordpress.org/themes/advanced-topics/theme-json/
Preventing a theme from updating itself should never be the solution. Updates may address critical security issues and ensure the compatibility between the theme and WordPress version. If you made the changes via “Appearence > Customizer” you should be fine when the theme is updated, as long as the developers did their job right.
You should not modify the taxQuery value, or that it should always be in the form of {“<taxonomy>”:[<term IDs>],”<taxonomy>”:[<term IDs>],”<taxonomy>”:[<term IDs>],…}. But you can add custom arguments, so “categoryName”:”news” is good. And then you can use the query_loop_block_query_vars filter to add the category slug to the WP_Query arguments coming from the Query Loop block. Here’s … Read more
Per the Template Hierarchy, if the category.php file doesn’t exist, the theme will use archive.php; if there’s no archive.php file, then it’ll fall back to index.php.