Rich Tabor
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Hi @bapun26, We actually added a no index meta tag to the Login Design page if it does indeed get published, but by default it’s set to a “draft” status.
Hey @nikolajivancic, I’m not quite following 100%. Login Designer does not manipulate the location of your site’s login page — it simply adds styles/settings/options for it.
I’m actually not aware that
/wp-loginis an acceptable URL for the login page. None of my sites resolve to using that (without thephpextension) — and neither do any of the WordPress sites I’ve tested (by appendingwp-loginto the URL).I’m curious on your thoughts. 👍
Hey Paul,
Are you referring to the new Media Card block? You actually can resize the uploaded media, by dragging along the farthest edge of the image. Here’s a gif recording.
And the Media Card block already accepts video (something I’m working on bringing to Block Gallery as well). Here’s a gif of that too.
Let me know if this helps!
Hey @slattery, I appreciate that!
If you’re exporting/importing pages from one WordPress installation to another, everything should line up fine. The one thing we’re still working on (as is most more “in-depth” blocks in core Gutenberg) is to bake in traditional copy/pasting — where you can copy a page and paste it into another site. That’s a doozy, but would be a super cool addition. Also, block ID collision is not a concern; once the ID is saved – it’s there for good.
If you have a second, do you mind leaving a review for CoBlocks here on WordPress.org? We’d really appreciate it! Thanks!
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Custom Login Page Customizer - Login Designer] Easy, BeautifulThanks! That’s exactly what I’m going for! 🙂
Glad you’re liking the plugin!
Thanks! We’re on it Steve!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Page Builder Gutenberg Blocks – CoBlocks] Tabs + WoocommerceHi @twgerber,
I’m not quite following here. I don’t have a tabs block within CoBlocks. Do you perhaps have us mixed up with another plugin?
HI @mtibesar,
Thanks! If you have a minute, could you leave a quick review? I’d really appreciate it!
If you click on the “Username or Email Address” label within the Login Designer customizer view, you’ll see the Username field come up on the left. You can type in there to change that label. Here’s a screenshot.
Forum: Developing with WordPress
In reply to: Gutenberg dev queriesHi @ianatkins!
That’s quite a list of questions haha; I’ll do my best to answer.
1. I’m building CoBlocks and Block Gallery, both of which use libraries from third-parties. You may check out those resources (both are on GitHub as well) to help you kick-off. And yup, you can use React components within the editor view.
2. It is possible, but currently it’s a bit wonky to implement. I suspect soon there will be a way to add relative stylesheets if blocks are added – but for now, front-end styles are added to every page.
3. Core has be really good at implementing block deprecations so that there are appropriate fallbacks. If implemented properly, these deprecations essentially catch the old block and migrate it on-the-fly to the new attributes/markup/settings of newer versions. It’s really cool actually!
4. I would follow the core Gutenberg block UI/X to the best of your abilities. The methods implemented there will be the most familiar with users of your blocks – so imitating that same methodology will make your blocks inherently familiar as well. You can’t go wrong there! Here are the block design guidelines which are useful.
5. By providing a deprecated version of the block (like I mention in your third question).
Pointers:
The create-guten-block project is a great place to get started. Nearly every block plugin available has been kicked off the ground from that project.Hi @clarus-dignus,
I looked into the issue and you’re right — it is acting funny. On my end it does not look like the block is adding empty list items, but rather spacing the existing items out oddly.
I found a relative issue already reported on GitHub, so hopefully the fix will come out shortly.
Hi @starcrescendo,
Interesting question. While blocks are filterable, it’s not super easy to do and requires Javascript like in that Block Filters handbook page. What may be easier to do however is adding padding to the existing markup in the most appropriate fashion to add padding.
There are alternatives to the core columns block, such as the Row block in my CoBlocks plugin. I built a control to let folks add padding to the block within the block sidebar (as well as gutter, background image/color, and margin). You can even drag-to-resize the columns – so they don’t have to be equal width. 💪
Here’s a screenshot.
I hope this helps!
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Text getting cut off in editorHey @bcwash,
I’m running 5.0.3 and am not getting that issue. Did you try switching to another theme, to see if there’s a conflict with the editor styling?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Unable to see the anchor link properties in the header (H2) settingsHey @westerdaled,
I’m running the same setup and it looks like the heading HTML anchors are displaying properly (screenshot). Did you perhaps check for a conflicting plugin that may be removing/moving that setting?
Hi @chellisa1, just a follow up here: we’ve implemented a fix for IE support within the Accordion block. We decided to add a toggle control within the Accordion block sidebar where folks can opt-in to supporting IE via polyfill.
If you’re into the behind-the-scenes bits, here’s the issue on GitHub.
There’s also a whole slew of updates planned for 1.8 release, arriving this coming up Monday. The Accordion block in particular will feature a new “Add Accordion Item” control which will quickly add a new item with replicated styles so you don’t have to style up each accordion item. It’s really neat!
Let me know if you have any other feedback, and thanks for helping make CoBlocks better for everyone!
Appreciate the info @uamv! I created an issue on GitHub, dove in, and figured out what was going on. If you’re into what’s going on behind-the-scenes (which it looks like you may be), here’s a link to the issue.
We’ll have this fix bundled in the pending 1.8 release, which is scheduled for Monday afternoon. CoBlocks 1.8 is primary a clean/touch-up release, but we went ahead and added our new Media Card block to the release as well. Over 220+ commits in just the last week!
