How to add contentOnly editing support to a custom block
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I would be great to have a stable official way of doing this. Today we can do it by adding |
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This topic as approved in 9/5 Editorial Group meeting. Please continue discussion on the issue |
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Post has been published: https://developer.wordpress.org/news/2024/11/05/how-to-add-content-only-editing-support-to-a-block/ |
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A lot of work is being done on
contentOnlyediting. While this functionality has been around for a while, upcoming enhancements will make this editing mode commonplace, especially among new users of WordPress. Here are a few related issues/PRs:While work is being done to ensure Core blocks work as expect within this editing mode, block developers will need to make modifications to their custom blocks if they want to support this mode.
This article will detail what
contentOnlyediting is, how to apply it to blocks, and how to modify custom blocks to supportcontentOnlyediting.cc @getdave @noisysocks in case you guys have any thoughts on this article topic.
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