Tag: gutenberg
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Limiting Featured Image Dimensions in WordPress
Discover how to limit image sizes for featured images based on pixel dimensions using JavaScript in the WordPress block editor. Block large images from being uploaded and display error notifications, preventing publishing until the image size meets the specified criteria. Implement this feature by enqueuing a simple `add_action()` during the `enqueue_block_editor_assets` hook.
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Quick Tip: Disable WordPress Block Editor Fullscreen Mode
in WordPressEditing posts in WordPress can be frustrating when the block editor keeps defaulting to fullscreen mode. Utilize this PHP code snippet to disable the fullscreen mode by default for a smoother editing experience. Credits to Jean-Baptiste Audras for sharing this helpful solution.
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Half-Baked Plugins: Embeds for Twitch and Gutenberg
in WordPressLearn about Embeds for Twitch and Gutenberg, a WordPress plugin for embedding Twitch channels, videos, and clips as Gutenberg blocks. No plans for release, just for learning. Note: Clip functionality may be faulty. Explore Half-Baked Plugins for more experimental projects.
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Gutenberg, Code, and Highlighting
in WordPressGutenberg now supports syntax highlighting in code blocks using the code-syntax-block plugin. Say goodbye to plain code rendering and embrace the beauty of highlighted syntax within Gutenberg blocks. Check out how Marcus Kazmierczak took code display to the next level!
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CSS & JS Concatenation in WordPress
in WordPressAutomated concatenation of Javascript and CSS files in WordPress can be enhanced using the `nginx-http-concat` plugin. Even though it was designed for nginx, it can be adapted to work with Apache servers. By utilizing specific code in `wp-config.php` and `mu-plugin`, improved caching and speed can be achieved. Consider turning this setup into a dedicated plugin…