I’m looking for a way to automatically add defer to all JS files on my server. While I found a way that seem to be working, I am not sure if this is the best way / best practice 2021 for WordPress?
In a Gutenberg component I’m developing, I have a function that searches for a keyword across multiple post types specified in a constant:
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In a plugin I’m developing, I registered a custom REST API route to get some post data passing a post id:
In Gutenberg there’s the getEntityRecord selector that allows you to get the data of a post of a specific post type:
In a plugin I’m building for Gutenberg, I register a meta field named _related_posts, which stores an array of post ids:
I’m pretty new with wordpress developing. What I’m trying to do is to add javascript to my plugin. It seems to be loaded, because when I’m console loging something like ‘test’ it works fine. But when I’m trying to query anything (for example document.querySelector(‘#only-for-test’)) or even (‘body’), it gives me back ‘null’…
I use the useSelect hook to retrieve data from the database when developing for the block editor.
I’m developing a plugin that registers a PluginDocumentSettingPanel in Gutenberg. As this is not a block, I cannot use the register_block_type function to add its assets, so I have to employ the enqueue_block_editor_assets action in its place.