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Okay, I guess I need to see the code where you are using this with your Gutenberg block.
Is this for a dynamic block? Could I see how you’re integrating this with the PHP for the dynamic block? Within that you should have access to the global $post if you need.
Thanks!
Is this in a dynamic PHP block? Mind posting all of the PHP code for this so I can see the whole thing? You should have access to the $post to grab the ID but I might be misunderstanding.
Yes there is. I’ll be covering it in an advanced Gutenberg course later this year. Not sure I’ve seen any tutorials on it yet either.
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I didn’t have plans to extend this section. However if there is a certain real world block plugin out there you want to see covered I can try reaching out to the developer and see if they are open to contributing an overview.
This section is not so much tutorials but more a high level overview of real world projects using JS.
If you’re trying to just learn Gutenberg Development I have two courses available and a third coming later this year.
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I’m not really what the problem is you’re describing. Could you explain on this please, maybe share your code too
“Where I’m stuck is updating the options for a different select element–I cannot seem to hit on the right function to update/replace the options in the taxonomy/term dropdowns (on the block–the widget does it just fine, but the block requires a different approach).”
As a general note, you probably should be using the new Data models and not making your own api calls as they won’t be as integrated.
Hope can help if you don’t mind explaining a little more the problem.
I am not sure if this specifically, but check out the source code for the Gutenberg Ramp Plugin. It does testing and turning on and off of Gutenberg and is built by Automattic so should serve as a good example for how to do on your own.
Also look at how the Classic Editor plugin does it too 👍🏼
I am not sure if this specifically, but check out the source code for the Gutenberg Ramp Plugin. It does testing and turning on and off of Gutenberg and is built by Automattic so should serve as a good example for how to do on your own.
Also look at how the Classic Editor plugin does it too 👍🏼
I am not exactly sure what you are trying to do here but Block Templates are covered in depth in the Gutenberg Theme Development Course. Hopefully that will help!
My understanding is core blocks are not meant to be imported into custom blocks.
But you can look at how that core block was built and rebuild it in your block.
If you want to group together blocks, you might want to use reusable blocks or block templates or even nested blocks. The nested blocks approach might work.
Hmm that I’m not too sure about. Would you mind asking in the WordPress #core-editor Slack channel and let us know what you find?
Does
getEditWrapperProps()do the job?Here is an example of it in use https://github.com/zgordon/gutenberg-course/blob/master/blocks/04-block-alignment-toolbar/index.js
Just updated the npm script to minify in production. Just needed -p at the end 🙂
"build": "cross-env BABEL_ENV=default NODE_ENV=production webpack -p"Hi!
Is the webpack setup included in the example plugin not giving you minified files when you run
npm run build?Here is the current location of the core blocks 🙂
https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/tree/master/packages/block-library/src
So webpack is taking all of your JS and CSS and compiling them into a few files in your assets folder. So, you will need all of the compiled files for sure. Likely the only files you do not need are the ones in the blocks folder.
To know for certain, look at what css and JS files the plugin enqueues and include them.
Hope that helps 🙂
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In the future could you please open new forum threads if you have different questions so they’re easier to find and keep track of. Thanks!Hi!
All you need is the final file that webpack exports. This is all covered in the course, but let me know once you’re done if it doesn’t make sense 🙂
Also yes, you can use the course plugin as a starting point for future projects.
Yup, I have a course on Advanced Gutenberg planned for the end of the year 🙂
Glad you got it all sorted! Not sure if you’re still having problems, but let me know if you do.
The error of making changes to an existing block is standard behavior. Annoying, but standard.
Okay so if you want to control what is displayed on the frontend that is controlled in the save setting since that is what is saved in the database and displayed on the frontend.
You can either use classnames to control display via CSS or use a conditional to not even load the component if toggle is enabled.
Here is some help with JSX conditionals if you need 🙂
https://reactjs.org/docs/conditional-rendering.html
Hopefully that should solve the problem! Let me know if not 🙂
Ahahahahaha 🤣
Glad could be a help and not remember ;p
Post up again if you get stuck with anything else 🙂
