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Allow themes to use any styles in the theme.json whether or not the block supports it #29941
Allow themes to use any styles in the theme.json whether or not the block supports it #29941
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It works and it's brilliant and I'm walking on sunshine. |
@nosolosw, can you provide a more detailed description of what has changed with this PR? I'm having a hard time understanding how it impacts a single block. In particular, I'd be interested in seeing how it impacts |
@gziolo expanded a bit on the "changes in this PR" section, does that help? In terms of block.json, nothing changes. In terms of theme.json, the noticeable change is what I shared in the test instructions: that themes can know use style properties in the theme.json in blocks that don't declare support for them (ex: use a font-family for paragraphs despite the block doesn't declare support for font families). |
Thanks, @nosolosw. I think I get it now 😄 Code changes look good, I would appreciate some validation from other folks that know better how it works in practice. |
I think this is not only the right direction but also simplifies the codebase quite a bit |
@mtias, and the efforts required to keep the documentation up to date, instead we have this really nice sentence:
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Co-authored-by: Greg Ziółkowski <[email protected]>
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I love it, a lot simpler than what we had before and makes perfect sense to go in this direction. 👍
Implements #29778 (comment)
With this PR, block supports are no longer used to decide whether the styles in the theme.json for a block should be used or not. Block supports are still used to show UI controls in both the block & global styles sidebar (themes can use any style property, users can use use the style properties "supported" by the block).
Changes in this PR:
Server:
Client:
Update theme.json docs accordingly.
How to test
Make sure existing themes work as expected: using TT1-blocks go to the site editor and load the front-end. Verify they work as expected.
Make sure themes can use any style property in the theme.json file:
Before this change, the font-family for the paragraph will be ignored.