Draft: Try out variables substitutions in block templates #36059
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I'm closing as I don't think this is the approach we want. It can always be reopened later if it is. |
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Description
A test to see how variable substitution may work for templates.
Testing ideas for #31815
How has this been tested?
Use a block theme.
Add a dummy image in one of your templates where you want your image to go.
Replace the image URL from dummy image with:
{{ template_directory_uri }}/assets/image.jpgwhereassets/image.jpgis the local file in your theme. This needs to be done in a text editor, not from within WordPress.Reload theme page and it should work.
Types of changes
Just a test.