Stefano

The error is displayed with any classic theme. I have tried changing several, for example Astra (free version).
When I disable the Generateblocks plugin the error disappears.

I think that the plugin uses a deprecated function of wp-editor or wp-edit-posts.

Obviously WP_DEBUG = true

here the screenshot of the error page

Thanks

• This reply was modified 2 years ago by Stefano.

Hi @neosinner,

the reason is that jQuery is an outdated and unnecessary framework that unnecessarily burdens the website, which as of today, needs speed and avoidance of unnecessary payloads.
WordPress doesn’t load jQuery in the frontend by default but only in the backend, so in my custom theme that I developed, I used only pure javascript and jQuery isn’t loaded as a dependency, but by activating mailpoet it is.
Unfortunately sorry to hear this response, you should re-evaluate the issue internally and also with high priority as everyone is trying to eliminate unnecessary frameworks to ensure higher speed and high page speed scores, also to ensure more efficient SEO.
You should completely migrate to React.

Many people are abandoning plugins and scripts that still use jQuery.

Let me know.
Thanks

Yes, exactly, but it is confusing for a normal user

It works! the only small problem is that the set value is visible in the blocks but in the settings is not read and whatever value is then entered on the settings page is not read.
Is there no way to enter the value in the db or in the settings page?

instead of a get function Is there a set function? Or maybe you can read It from theme.json?

Maybe I didn’t explain myself well, sorry but I’m not English. I’ll try to explain myself better, I Simply need to set the global max-width value via code in dashboard> generateblocks> settings

it’s very usefull because with a max width wrapper set on the theme, when I use a full width block/container and an inner container, to keep the same width of the template theme, it’s necessary set the max width on inner container.