This module allows you to create and use standalone block editors.
Install the module
npm install @wordpress/block-editor --saveThis package assumes that your code will run in an ES2015+ environment. If you're using an environment that has limited or no support for such language features and APIs, you should include the polyfill shipped in @wordpress/babel-preset-default in your code.
import { useState } from 'react';
import {
BlockCanvas,
BlockEditorProvider,
BlockList,
} from '@wordpress/block-editor';
function MyEditorComponent() {
const [ blocks, updateBlocks ] = useState( [] );
return (
<BlockEditorProvider
value={ blocks }
onInput={ ( blocks ) => updateBlocks( blocks ) }
onChange={ ( blocks ) => updateBlocks( blocks ) }
>
<BlockCanvas height="400px" />
</BlockEditorProvider>
);
}
// Make sure to load the block editor stylesheets too
// import '@wordpress/components/build-style/style.css';
// import '@wordpress/block-editor/build-style/style.css';In this example, we're instantiating a block editor. A block editor is composed by a BlockEditorProvider wrapper component where you pass the current array of blocks and on each change the onInput or onChange callbacks are called depending on whether the change is considered persistent or not.
Inside BlockEditorProvider, you can nest any of the available @wordpress/block-editor UI components to build the UI of your editor.
In the example above we're rendering the BlockList to show and edit the block list. For instance we could add a custom sidebar and use the BlockInspector component to be able to edit the advanced settings for the currently selected block. (See the API for the list of all the available components).
The BlockTools component is used to render the toolbar for a selected block.
In the example above, there's no registered block type, in order to use the block editor successfully make sure to register some block types. For instance, registering the core block types can be done like so:
import { registerCoreBlocks } from '@wordpress/block-library';
registerCoreBlocks();
// Make sure to load the block stylesheets too
// import '@wordpress/block-library/build-style/style.css';
// import '@wordpress/block-library/build-style/editor.css';
// import '@wordpress/block-library/build-style/theme.css';Any components in this package that have a counterpart in @wordpress/components are an extension of those components.
Unless you're creating an editor, it is recommended that the components in @wordpress/components should be used rather than the ones in this package as these components have been customized for use in an editor and may result in unexpected behaviour if used outside of this context.
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Block breadcrumb component, displaying the hierarchy of the current block selection as a breadcrumb.
Parameters
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props
Object: Component props. -
props.rootLabelText
string: Translated label for the root element of the breadcrumb trail.
Returns
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Element: Block Breadcrumb.
BlockCanvas component is a component used to display the canvas of the block editor. What we call the canvas is an iframe containing the block list that you can manipulate. The component is also responsible of wiring up all the necessary hooks to enable the keyboard navigation across blocks in the editor and inject content styles into the iframe.
Usage
function MyBlockEditor() {
const [ blocks, updateBlocks ] = useState( [] );
return (
<BlockEditorProvider
value={ blocks }
onInput={ updateBlocks }
onChange={ persistBlocks }
>
<BlockCanvas height="400px" />
</BlockEditorProvider>
);
}Parameters
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props
Object: Component props. -
props.height
string: Canvas height, defaults to 300px. -
props.styles
Array: Content styles to inject into the iframe. -
props.children
Element: Content of the canvas, defaults to the BlockList component.
Returns
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Element: Block Breadcrumb.
Undocumented declaration.
Component which merges passed value with current consumed block context.
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Parameters
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props
BlockContextProviderProps:
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BlockPreview renders a preview of a block or array of blocks.
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Parameters
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preview
Object: options for how the preview should be shown -
preview.blocks
Array|Object: A block instance (object) or an array of blocks to be previewed. -
preview.viewportWidth
number: Width of the preview container in pixels. Controls at what size the blocks will be rendered inside the preview. Default: 700.
Returns
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Component: The component to be rendered.
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Parameters
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props
Object: Fill props.
Returns
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Element: Element.
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Renders the block's configured title as a string, or empty if the title cannot be determined.
Usage
<BlockTitle
clientId="afd1cb17-2c08-4e7a-91be-007ba7ddc3a1"
maximumLength={ 17 }
/>Parameters
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props
Object: -
props.clientId
string: Client ID of block. -
props.maximumLength
number|undefined: The maximum length that the block title string may be before truncated. -
props.context
string|undefined: The context to pass togetBlockLabel.
Returns
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JSX.Element: Block title.
Renders the block toolbar.
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Parameters
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props
Object: Components props. -
props.hideDragHandle
boolean: Show or hide the Drag Handle for drag and drop functionality. -
props.variant
string: Style variant of the toolbar, also passed to the Dropdowns rendered from Block Toolbar Buttons.
Renders block tools (the block toolbar, select/navigation mode toolbar, the insertion point and a slot for the inline rich text toolbar). Must be wrapped around the block content and editor styles wrapper or iframe.
Parameters
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$0
Object: Props. -
$0.children
Object: The block content and style container. -
$0.__unstableContentRef
Object: Ref holding the content scroll container.
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Deprecated
Use ButtonBlockAppender instead.
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Deprecated
Parameters
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props
Object:
A higher-order component factory for creating a 'withCustomColors' HOC, which handles color logic for class generation color value, retrieval and color attribute setting.
Use this higher-order component to work with a custom set of colors.
Usage
const CUSTOM_COLORS = [
{ name: 'Red', slug: 'red', color: '#ff0000' },
{ name: 'Blue', slug: 'blue', color: '#0000ff' },
];
const withCustomColors = createCustomColorsHOC( CUSTOM_COLORS );
// ...
export default compose(
withCustomColors( 'backgroundColor', 'borderColor' ),
MyColorfulComponent
);Parameters
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colorsArray
Array: The array of color objects (name, slug, color, etc... ).
Returns
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Function: Higher-order component.
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Returns a class based on the context a color is being used and its slug.
Parameters
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colorContextName
string: Context/place where color is being used e.g: background, text etc... -
colorSlug
string: Slug of the color.
Returns
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?string: String with the class corresponding to the color in the provided context. Returns undefined if either colorContextName or colorSlug are not provided.
Provided an array of color objects as set by the theme or by the editor defaults, and the values of the defined color or custom color returns a color object describing the color.
Parameters
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colors
Array: Array of color objects as set by the theme or by the editor defaults. -
definedColor
?string: A string containing the color slug. -
customColor
?string: A string containing the customColor value.
Returns
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?Object: If definedColor is passed and the name is found in colors, the color object exactly as set by the theme or editor defaults is returned. Otherwise, an object that just sets the color is defined.
Provided an array of color objects as set by the theme or by the editor defaults, and a color value returns the color object matching that value or undefined.
Parameters
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colors
Array: Array of color objects as set by the theme or by the editor defaults. -
colorValue
?string: A string containing the color value.
Returns
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?Object: Color object included in the colors array whose color property equals colorValue. Returns undefined if no color object matches this requirement.
Computes a fluid font-size value that uses clamp(). A minimum and maximum font size OR a single font size can be specified.
If a single font size is specified, it is scaled up and down using a logarithmic scale.
Usage
// Calculate fluid font-size value from a minimum and maximum value.
const fontSize = getComputedFluidTypographyValue( {
minimumFontSize: '20px',
maximumFontSize: '45px',
} );
// Calculate fluid font-size value from a single font size.
const fontSize = getComputedFluidTypographyValue( {
fontSize: '30px',
} );Parameters
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args
Object: -
args.minimumViewportWidth
?string: Minimum viewport size from which type will have fluidity. Optional if fontSize is specified. -
args.maximumViewportWidth
?string: Maximum size up to which type will have fluidity. Optional if fontSize is specified. -
args.fontSize
[string|number]: Size to derive maximumFontSize and minimumFontSize from, if necessary. Optional if minimumFontSize and maximumFontSize are specified. -
args.maximumFontSize
?string: Maximum font size for any clamp() calculation. Optional. -
args.minimumFontSize
?string: Minimum font size for any clamp() calculation. Optional. -
args.scaleFactor
?number: A scale factor to determine how fast a font scales within boundaries. Optional. -
args.minimumFontSizeLimit
?string: The smallest a calculated font size may be. Optional.
Returns
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string|null: A font-size value using clamp().
Converts a spacing preset into a custom value.
Parameters
-
value
string: Value to convert -
spacingSizes
Array: Array of the current spacing preset objects
Returns
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string: Mapping of the spacing preset to its equivalent custom value.
Returns the font size object based on an array of named font sizes and the namedFontSize and customFontSize values. If namedFontSize is undefined or not found in fontSizes an object with just the size value based on customFontSize is returned.
Parameters
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fontSizes
Array: Array of font size objects containing at least the "name" and "size" values as properties. -
fontSizeAttribute
?string: Content of the font size attribute (slug). -
customFontSizeAttribute
?number: Contents of the custom font size attribute (value).
Returns
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?Object: If fontSizeAttribute is set and an equal slug is found in fontSizes it returns the font size object for that slug. Otherwise, an object with just the size value based on customFontSize is returned.
Returns a class based on fontSizeName.
Parameters
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fontSizeSlug
string: Slug of the fontSize.
Returns
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string | undefined: String with the class corresponding to the fontSize passed. The class is generated by appending 'has-' followed by fontSizeSlug in kebabCase and ending with '-font-size'.
Returns the corresponding font size object for a given value.
Parameters
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fontSizes
Array: Array of font size objects. -
value
number: Font size value.
Returns
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Object: Font size object.
Retrieves the gradient slug per slug.
Parameters
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gradients
Array: Gradient Palette -
value
string: Gradient value
Returns
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string: Gradient slug.
Retrieves the gradient value per slug.
Parameters
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gradients
Array: Gradient Palette -
slug
string: Gradient slug
Returns
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string: Gradient value.
Deprecated
This function was accidentally exposed for mobile/native usage.
Returns
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string: Empty string.
Converts a spacing preset into a custom value.
Parameters
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value
string: Value to convert.
Returns
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string | undefined: CSS var string for given spacing preset value.
Provides the CSS class names and inline styles for a block's typography support attributes.
Parameters
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attributes
Object: Block attributes. -
settings
Object|boolean: Merged theme.json settings
Returns
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Object: Typography block support derived CSS classes & styles.
Dropdown for selecting a heading level (1 through 6) or paragraph (0).
Parameters
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props
WPHeadingLevelDropdownProps: Component props.
Returns
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ComponentType: The toolbar.
HeightControl renders a linked unit control and range control for adjusting the height of a block.
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Parameters
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props
Object: -
props.label
?string: A label for the control. -
props.onChange
( value: string ) => void: Called when the height changes. -
props.value
string: The current height value.
Returns
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Component: The component to be rendered.
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Undocumented declaration.
Undocumented declaration.
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Checks is given value is a spacing preset.
Parameters
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value
string: Value to check
Returns
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boolean: Return true if value is string in format var:preset|spacing|.
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Deprecated
Scrolls the multi block selection end into view if not in view already. This is important to do after selection by keyboard.
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Private @wordpress/block-editor APIs.
A React context provider for use with the useHasRecursion hook to prevent recursive renders.
Wrap block content with this provider and provide the same uniqueId prop as used with useHasRecursion.
Parameters
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props
Object: -
props.uniqueId
*: Any value that acts as a unique identifier for a block instance. -
props.blockName
string: Optional block name. -
props.children
JSX.Element: React children.
Returns
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JSX.Element: A React element.
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Undocumented declaration.
Undocumented declaration.
The default editor settings
Type Definition
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SETTINGS_DEFAULT
Object
Properties
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alignWide
boolean: Enable/Disable Wide/Full Alignments -
supportsLayout
boolean: Enable/disable layouts support in container blocks. -
imageEditing
boolean: Image Editing settings set to false to disable. -
imageSizes
Array: Available image sizes -
maxWidth
number: Max width to constraint resizing -
allowedBlockTypes
boolean|Array: Allowed block types -
hasFixedToolbar
boolean: Whether or not the editor toolbar is fixed -
distractionFree
boolean: Whether or not the editor UI is distraction free -
focusMode
boolean: Whether the focus mode is enabled or not -
styles
Array: Editor Styles -
keepCaretInsideBlock
boolean: Whether caret should move between blocks in edit mode -
bodyPlaceholder
string: Empty post placeholder -
titlePlaceholder
string: Empty title placeholder -
canLockBlocks
boolean: Whether the user can manage Block Lock state -
codeEditingEnabled
boolean: Whether or not the user can switch to the code editor -
generateAnchors
boolean: Enable/Disable auto anchor generation for Heading blocks -
enableOpenverseMediaCategory
boolean: Enable/Disable the Openverse media category in the inserter. -
clearBlockSelection
boolean: Whether the block editor should clear selection on mousedown when a block is not clicked. -
__experimentalCanUserUseUnfilteredHTML
boolean: Whether the user should be able to use unfiltered HTML or the HTML should be filtered e.g., to remove elements considered insecure like iframes. -
__experimentalBlockDirectory
boolean: Whether the user has enabled the Block Directory -
__experimentalBlockPatterns
Array: Array of objects representing the block patterns -
__experimentalBlockPatternCategories
Array: Array of objects representing the block pattern categories
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Store definition for the block editor namespace.
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Block editor data store configuration.
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Undocumented declaration.
Applies a series of CSS rule transforms to wrap selectors inside a given class and/or rewrite URLs depending on the parameters passed.
Parameters
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styles
EditorStyle[]: CSS rules. -
wrapperSelector
string: Wrapper selector. -
transformOptions
TransformOptions: Additional options for style transformation.
Returns
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Array: converted rules.
Ensures that the text selection keeps the same vertical distance from the viewport during keyboard events within this component. The vertical distance can vary. It is the last clicked or scrolled to position.
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Retrieves the existing utils needed to update the block bindings metadata. They can be used to create, modify, or remove connections from the existing block attributes.
It contains the following utils:
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updateBlockBindings: Updates the value of the bindings connected to block attributes. It can be used to remove a specific binding by setting the value toundefined. -
removeAllBlockBindings: Removes the bindings property of themetadataattribute.
Usage
import { useBlockBindingsUtils } from '@wordpress/block-editor';
const { updateBlockBindings, removeAllBlockBindings } = useBlockBindingsUtils();
// Update url and alt attributes.
updateBlockBindings( {
url: {
source: 'core/post-meta',
args: {
key: 'url_custom_field',
},
},
alt: {
source: 'core/post-meta',
args: {
key: 'text_custom_field',
},
},
} );
// Remove binding from url attribute.
updateBlockBindings( { url: undefined } );
// Remove bindings from all attributes.
removeAllBlockBindings();Parameters
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clientId
?string: Optional block client ID. If not set, it will use the current block client ID from the context.
Returns
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?WPBlockBindingsUtils: Object containing the block bindings utils.
Changelog
6.7.0 Introduced in WordPress core.
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Hook used to try to find a matching block variation and return the appropriate information for display reasons. In order to to try to find a match we need to things: 1. Block's client id to extract it's current attributes. 2. A block variation should have set isActive prop to a proper function.
If for any reason a block variation match cannot be found, the returned information come from the Block Type. If no blockType is found with the provided clientId, returns null.
Parameters
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clientId
string: Block's client id.
Returns
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?WPBlockDisplayInformation: Block's display information, ornullwhen the block or its type not found.
The useBlockEditContext hook provides information about the block this hook is being used in. It returns an object with the name, isSelected state, and the clientId of the block. It is useful if you want to create custom hooks that need access to the current blocks clientId but don't want to rely on the data getting passed in as a parameter.
Returns
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Object: Block edit context
Allows a block to restrict the user interface that is displayed for editing that block and its inner blocks.
Usage
function MyBlock( { attributes, setAttributes } ) {
useBlockEditingMode( 'disabled' );
return <div { ...useBlockProps() }></div>;
}mode can be one of three options:
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'disabled': Prevents editing the block entirely, i.e. it cannot be selected. -
'contentOnly': Hides all non-content UI, e.g. auxiliary controls in the toolbar, the block movers, block settings. -
'default': Allows editing the block as normal.
The mode is inherited by all of the block's inner blocks, unless they have their own mode.
If called outside of a block context, the mode is applied to all blocks.
Parameters
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mode
?BlockEditingMode: The editing mode to apply. If undefined, the current editing mode is not changed.
Returns
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BlockEditingMode: The current editing mode.
This hook is used to lightly mark an element as a block element. The element should be the outermost element of a block. Call this hook and pass the returned props to the element to mark as a block. If you define a ref for the element, it is important to pass the ref to this hook, which the hook in turn will pass to the component through the props it returns. Optionally, you can also pass any other props through this hook, and they will be merged and returned.
Use of this hook on the outermost element of a block is required if using API >= v2.
Usage
import { useBlockProps } from '@wordpress/block-editor';
export default function Edit() {
const blockProps = useBlockProps( {
className: 'my-custom-class',
style: {
color: '#222222',
backgroundColor: '#eeeeee',
},
} );
return <div { ...blockProps }></div>;
}Parameters
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props
Object: Optional. Props to pass to the element. Must contain the ref if one is defined. -
options
Object: Options for internal use only. -
options.__unstableIsHtml
boolean:
Returns
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Object: Props to pass to the element to mark as a block.
Keeps an up-to-date copy of the passed value and returns it. If value becomes falsy, it will return the last truthy copy.
Parameters
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value
any:
Returns
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any: value
A React hook for keeping track of blocks previously rendered up in the block tree. Blocks susceptible to recursion can use this hook in their Edit function to prevent said recursion.
Use this with the RecursionProvider component, using the same uniqueId value for both the hook and the provider.
Parameters
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uniqueId
*: Any value that acts as a unique identifier for a block instance. -
blockName
string: Optional block name.
Returns
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boolean: A boolean describing whether the provided id has already been rendered.
This hook is used to lightly mark an element as an inner blocks wrapper element. Call this hook and pass the returned props to the element to mark as an inner blocks wrapper, automatically rendering inner blocks as children. If you define a ref for the element, it is important to pass the ref to this hook, which the hook in turn will pass to the component through the props it returns. Optionally, you can also pass any other props through this hook, and they will be merged and returned.
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Parameters
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props
Object: Optional. Props to pass to the element. Must contain the ref if one is defined. -
options
Object: Optional. Inner blocks options.
Deprecated 6.5.0 Use useSettings instead.
Hook that retrieves the given setting for the block instance in use.
It looks up the setting first in the block instance hierarchy. If none is found, it'll look it up in the block editor settings.
Usage
const isEnabled = useSetting( 'typography.dropCap' );Parameters
-
path
string: The path to the setting.
Returns
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any: Returns the value defined for the setting.
Hook that retrieves the given settings for the block instance in use.
It looks up the settings first in the block instance hierarchy. If none are found, it'll look them up in the block editor settings.
Usage
const [ fixed, sticky ] = useSettings( 'position.fixed', 'position.sticky' );Parameters
-
paths
string[]: The paths to the settings.
Returns
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any[]: Returns the values defined for the settings.
Override a block editor settings style. Leave the ID blank to create a new style.
Parameters
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override
Object: Override object. -
override.id
?string: Id of the style override, leave blank to create a new style. -
override.css
string: CSS to apply.
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Undocumented declaration.
A higher-order component, which handles color logic for class generation color value, retrieval and color attribute setting.
For use with the default editor/theme color palette.
Usage
export default compose(
withColors( 'backgroundColor', { textColor: 'color' } ),
MyColorfulComponent
);Parameters
-
colorTypes
...(Object|string): The arguments can be strings or objects. If the argument is an object, it should contain the color attribute name as key and the color context as value. If the argument is a string the value should be the color attribute name, the color context is computed by applying a kebab case transform to the value. Color context represents the context/place where the color is going to be used. The class name of the color is generated using 'has' followed by the color name and ending with the color context all in kebab case e.g: has-green-background-color.
Returns
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Function: Higher-order component.
Higher-order component, which handles font size logic for class generation, font size value retrieval, and font size change handling.
Parameters
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fontSizeNames
...(Object|string): The arguments should all be strings. Each string contains the font size attribute name e.g: 'fontSize'.
Returns
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Function: Higher-order component.
Handles selection and navigation across blocks. This component should be wrapped around BlockList.
Parameters
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props
Object: Component properties. -
props.children
Element: Children to be rendered.
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