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Post Excerpt: add previewPlaceholder
attribute
#49036
Post Excerpt: add previewPlaceholder
attribute
#49036
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Hi, @gigitux Using attributes for preview purposes isn't ideal. There's a similar discussion for the Site Title block - #48300 (comment). |
Hi, @Mamaduka, thanks for the review! 🙇 (I will close this PR) |
@gigitux, I can't recall any general issue for improving the preview states for blocks that require entities. Maybe @ntsekouras does. |
I don't think there is a general issue for this.. @gigitux could you create one? The problem is twofold:
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I created #49108. I don't think one approach excludes the other, even if the block is used as a top-level in the site editor. What do you think?
I didn't know anything about the Do you think that using the |
I don't think there is documentation about this, but Regarding the |
Thanks for pointing me to the line of code 🙇
I will work on this in the next weeks! |
What?
This PR adds the
previewPlaceholder
attribute. If defined, the block will show this latter as a placeholder. Also, I updated the default text following the suggestion in the issue.Why?
As I explained in #48964, I'm more inclined to update the preview placeholder in this way:
Unfortunately, retrieving the post type in a block is impossible. So, this is another approach to fixing the issue.
With this approach, a block developer can create a variation of the
Post Excerpt
block and customize the preview placeholder via the attribute.Testing Instructions
previewPlaceholder
attribute.