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Hey folks! This course was a partnership creation and it looks like the partner videos have been removed. I’m currently working to update all of these courses and will post up here once updated videos are created! Apologies for the inconvenience!
Okay, just to start with the simple stuff, but would you mind sharing what your webpack config looks like and also where these CSS files are being stored? Also, just seeing if you have them imported into any .js files?
Yup!
Just open it in the browser like a normal html file. Then open the web inspector and select the console tab 🙂
Thanks for asking!
Nope! You don’t need either.
Although I do recommend installing the React Developer Tools in general as you proceed through the book 🙂
Hi! If you keep watching the videos you will find them in the video on setting up the project files.
Hi Andy!
These forums are really just for support with issues you’re having with courses here, so this is a bit beyond scope of support…
That talk was a little old. Nowadays you HAVE to know React as a modern WordPress developer. What order you do it in depends on your personal learning path and journey. The important thing is you learn it.
Hope that helps and best of luck!
Hi Andy,
I believe these are the two plugins you are looking for:
– https://github.com/zgordon/gutenberg-course
– https://github.com/zgordon/how-to-gutenberg-pluginI am not sure what you mean by “upload to your text editor”
These plugins should be installed on a WordPress site and then you open whichever plugin you are working with in your code editor from the
wp-content/plugins/directory.Hope that helps!
These should be the links you need:
– https://github.com/zgordon/how-to-gutenberg-plugin
– https://github.com/zgordon/gutenberg-courseMake sure that you are getting
createPagefromactions.It won’t give you IDs like 1,2,3, but it will generate unique IDs for you. What values is it generating for you?
Can also look at using the native Accordian component if it helps.
Is there an error you’re getting or does it just not render. It looks like you’re returning sybling elements. Try nesting both those in a single element perhaps? Also, you’re going from JSX back to JS so curly braces may be necessary as well.
Just for background context. What is your familiarity with JSX conditionals?
What is it that is not working. You’re on the right track of simplifying it till it works then adding the complexities back in, finding where it breaks. But what is the specific error or problem you’re having?
To start, just want to check that you have the ACF WP GraphQL plugin installed – https://www.wpgraphql.com/acf/
I haven’t tried exactly what you’re doing, but I believe that WordPress applies some CSS (maybe JS too) to the backend to make videos responsive, but they were not originally applying it to the frontend (that may have changed).
You might try dynamically adding those classes to your embeds with the Data API and see if that resolves the situation.
Yes, watch the Gatsby Basics course for details on how to publish a Gatsby site. That course goes into depth on it and this course assumes you have learned everything from that first course 👍
Hmm, strange. Haven’t seen that. Any conflict from the hosting provider side? Or a cache? I can’t see the actual URL in the browser.
Oh, I should add that for the comment functionality to work you would need to have your WordPress site online. But not to publish static content
No, you don’t need the WordPress site online to deploy. You will just deploy your Gatsby code.
Deploying is covered in more depth in the Gatsby Basics course and kind of assumed knowledge the Gatsby and WordPress course 🙂
You would simply add the query you have in the first screenshot to the query in the code after the site query or in replacement of it.
