Post Template: Add Border and Spacing Support #64425
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Thanks for the continued efforts on adopting border supports 👍
To be honest I'm not sure about whether borders are desirable on the Post Template block. It might be wise to get some design feedback on this one.
Additionally, is the Post Template block another case where it would be better to have these controls deemphasized making the padding, margin, and border controls optional?
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@aaronrobertshaw I have set the border and spacing controls to be optional by default. |
This was referenced Oct 25, 2024
Thanks for tweaking that. I'm still really not convinced about further block support adoptions on the Post Template block. Any potential use case for this would have to be extremely niche. Let's leave this open for a while longer though and see if it gets any traction or design feedback. |
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Personally, I find the border and padding support especially useful. For example, I want to achieve the following layout:
Of course, we can achieve the same thing using the Group block, but it would be nice if we could achieve it with just the Post Template block. cc @WordPress/gutenberg-design |
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I agree with you Aki. |
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What?
Add Border and Spacing support to the
Post Templateblock.Part of #43247
Why?
Post Templateblock is missing border support and spacing support.How?
Adds the border and spacing support in block.json.
Testing Instructions
Post Template(Inside in Query Loop) block's border and spacing is Configurable via Global Styles.Post Template(In Query Loop) and Apply the border Styles & Spacing.Post Templateblock styles take precedence over global Styles.Post Templateblock borders & spacing display correctly in both the Editor and Frontend.Screenshots or Screencast
add-border-and-spacing-support-in-post-template.mp4