When I am trying to edit or add a post/page using block editor, it shows me some weird warnings then they act like they disappear, but when I inspect the page, I see that they are still there. The warnings appear just when I am using my theme.
I am creating a plugin that is supposed to add custom blocks to Gutenberg. I have registered and built all my blocks using WordPress’s JavaScript function wp.blocks.registerBlockType(). It works just as I expected, but recently I found out that WordPress also has a PHP function called register_block_type().
Returning to WP after nine years – will the classic editor plugin allow me to pretend it’s 2011 as I migrate my site over from squarespace?
When I open the block editor on a new post or page or edit an existing post or page, the Default Gutenberg Block is the paragraph block. How do I change this to a gallery block or another block?
I have an issue,
The WordPress Gutenberg block build script uses wordpress/dependency-extraction-webpack-plugin to build the blocks without WordPress dependencies being repeated but what about other dependencies?
I like the gutenberg “latest posts” block. The problem I have with it is that it doesn’t hardcrop images that users upload to the posts. Is there a way to choose a hard-cropped or custom size that I have created through the add_image_size() function?
I’m writing a new plugin, and one of the things it does is create a new dynamic block. I generally write my plugins based off of WPPB, which does things in an object-oriented way, and semantically separates admin functionality from public functionality.
I am using has_block() to check if post has a specific block type but it does not see blocks inside another blocks, like columns block. So, how to make it find a gallery inside the column?
I apologize if this has been answered already. I’ve spent several hours searching through the WordPress directories and documentation, and I haven’t been able to find the code for the default Gutenberg blocks. Could anyone point me in the right direction? To clarify, I am specifically wondering where in the directory tree of a WordPress … Read more