Navigation Overlays: Add .wp-block-template-part class by default #75588
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[Feature] Navigation Overlays
[Type] Enhancement
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I only see the class added to the front, which is different compared to other template parts, is that intentional? |
We mostly need it for targeting css on frontend. |
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Issue #74967
What?
Adds the
.wp-block-template-partclass to navigation overlay containers.Why?
Navigation overlays are template parts but were missing the standard
.wp-block-template-partclass. This class helps:How?
Adds the
wp-block-template-partclass to the overlay container<div>in [WP_Navigation_Block_Renderer::get_responsive_container_markup()]Testing Instructions
wp-block-navigation__overlay-containerandwp-block-template-partclassesScreenShot