How to get the parent of a non-hierarchical custom post type being edited in Gutenberg
It’s a common practice to use the post_parent property in the WP_Post class to create 1-to-n relationships between different custom post types.
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Building a Featured Gallery component for Gutenberg
I’m building a Featured Gallery component for Gutenberg. As a guide, I’m using the existing Featured Image component from Gutenberg. Basically, instead of storing a single image id, the component stores an array of image ids in a dedicated meta field (of type array) called _featured_gallery.
Apparently, the getting and setting part is working, but I’m unable to show the grid of selected images (the featured-gallery-grid part in the code).
Any ideas? My knowledge of Gutenberg and React is limited, so I’m a bit lost here. Any help would be appreciated.
How to add a custom CSS class to core blocks in Gutenberg editor?
I’m trying to add a class to list blocks (core/list) in Gutenberg. Unfortunately, it looks like because some blocks like lists and paragraphs don’t have the standard default class name of wp-block-{name} they can’t be renamed using the blocks.getBlockDefaultClassName filter.
Gutenberg extend blocks add new class name
I’m trying to add an extra class name to all the blocks by extending them. Documentation: Extending Blocks
get_post_gallery with Gutenberg
I have a site where I created a page that takes the gallery images from a post and puts them into a slider.
Add pre-publish conditions to the block editor
The introduction of the Block Editor killed all plugins which offered publishing conditions, such as minimum word counts, featured image requirements etc.
Validation error: Extending Gutenberg gallery block
I am trying to extend the Gutenberg core/gallery block to add some new functionality to my image gallery on the frontend. I have created a separate plugin to handle this task.
I have registered my script with the following code:
Gutenberg disallow certain custom blocks but keep all core blocks?
I’m writing a function to allow only some custom blocks – essentially I want to register all the blocks, then based on a database table of ‘selected’ blocks disallow any other custom block.
Load CSS/Javascript in frontend conditionally if block is used
Assuming I have no infinite scroll or anything else going on in my theme:
Is there a way to enqueue my custom Gutenberg block styles and scripts so they are only (lazy) loaded in the front-end when the block is really used? Something like is_active_widget, just for blocks?
How would I get a taxonomy/category list inside a Gutenberg block?
I would like to display a dropdown list of categories (or other taxonomy) inside of a Gutenberg block. I can only think of two ways to do this: