Related Gutenberg Issues and PRs

[jffng]

Let's use this issue to track and prioritize issues that are needed for the theme.

Must have

• Consider a root-level site padding solution that still lets some items go full-width gutenberg#35607
• Flex Layout: Allow control over flex-wrap gutenberg#35525
• Add a way to hide patterns from the inserter gutenberg#36084
• i18n: Add pattern block gutenberg#33217
• Allow all Gutenberg theme support options to be defined in theme.json gutenberg#26901 Enable theme supports automatically for FSE theme gutenberg#35593
• Navigation block: Add link color support gutenberg#34648
• Post Title Block: Custom margin applied to Headings does is not reflected in the front-end gutenberg#35522
• Post Comments Form Block: Block should ship with default styles gutenberg#26865
• [Post Comments Block] Displays "Comments are closed" messages on pages, even when comments have never been open  gutenberg#35732

Nice to have

• [Block Themes] Consider an FSE-compatible approach to starter content gutenberg#35680
• Add Button Hover Color options on Button Block gutenberg#4543 Consider a standardized way to modify hover/focus/active states for blocks gutenberg#27075
• Webfonts API implementation in theme.json gutenberg#35591
• Allow themes to surface specific patterns from the Patterns Directory gutenberg#35364
• Global Styles: Margins on the paragraph block gutenberg#35267
• [Post Featured Image]: Allow cropping and/or constraining to a certain ratio gutenberg#35524
• More flexibility of date formats in Post Date block gutenberg#34762
• Improve treatment of custom values in Gutenberg form fields gutenberg#35558
• Introduce explicit caption positioning gutenberg#12997 Image block: try caption as inner block gutenberg#31823
• [Quote, Pullquote Blocks] Allow theme.json customizations of the citation fields gutenberg#35735
• Global Styles: Form elements gutenberg#29167
• Discussion: Including images in FSE HTML templates gutenberg#31815
• Allow themes to opt-in to font-smoothing via theme.json gutenberg#35934 (Will not be included)
• [Navigation Block] Add option to use the "responsive menu" at all times gutenberg#34783

Some of these are already associated to issues in this repo. It would be great to get more folks contributing to these issues.

[Mamaduka]

The gutenberg#35551 issue is listed twice here.

[aristath]

WordPress/gutenberg#35591 should also be added to the list above. We need the webfonts API in core & Gutenberg in order to properly implement it in the theme 👍

[tomjn]

is there an issue for i18n? I can't find anything for text localisation other than the patterns PR which is a short term workaround

[tomjn]

I've created WordPress/gutenberg#36061 to discuss text i18n as well as a general block i18n proposal

[carolinan]

Overlay menu can't be closed when "justify right" is used.
WordPress/gutenberg#36102

[jasmussen]

That overlay menu issue should be fixed by WordPress/gutenberg#36105.

[carolinan]

Post title overflow: WordPress/gutenberg#35703

[ndiego]

I would like to propose that WordPress/gutenberg#35267 gets bumped to Must Have. The title of the ticket is a bit too simplistic, this issue actually nullifies any margin settings set in theme.json if blockGap is enabled. It's because the following CSS is so specific. While it may not be impacting the theme currently, it will once the public starts "playing" with it.

[kjellr]

The title of the ticket is a bit too simplistic, this issue actually nullifies any margin settings set in theme.json if blockGap is enabled.

Would you mind sharing this feedback in that ticket? The way we get around this in the theme currently is just by specifying a blockGap that is generally compatible with paragraph blocks. But there are a few minor circumstances where that smaller blockGap isn't actually ideal.

I'm not 100% certain about it being a must-have (for this theme at least), but since this is overwriting margin values, I think it's very reasonably a bugfix that should make it into 5.9.

[ndiego]

Would you mind sharing this feedback in that ticket? The way we get around this in the theme currently is just by specifying a blockGap that is generally compatible with paragraph blocks. But there are a few minor circumstances where that smaller blockGap isn't actually ideal.

For sure!

[jffng]

Closing this now that the theme is added in 5.9.