Sage ACF Gutenberg Blocks

Generate ACF Gutenberg blocks just by adding templates to your Sage theme. This package is based heavily on this article by nicoprat.

Installation

Run the following in your Sage 9-based theme directory:

composer require "mwdelaney/sage-acf-gutenberg-blocks"

Creating blocks

Add blade templates to views/blocks which get and use ACF data. Each template requires a comment block with some data in it:

{{--
  Title:
  Description:
  Category:
  Icon:
  Keywords:
  Mode:
  Align:
  PostTypes:
  SupportsAlign:
  SupportsMode:
  SupportsMultiple:
--}}

Example block template

{{--
  Title: Testimonial
  Description: Customer testimonial
  Category: formatting
  Icon: admin-comments
  Keywords: testimonial quote
  Mode: edit
  Align: left
  PostTypes: page post
  SupportsAlign: left right
  SupportsMode: false
  SupportsMultiple: false
--}}

<blockquote data-{{ $block['id'] }} class="{{ $block['classes'] }}">
    <p>{{ get_field('testimonial') }}</p>
    <cite>
      <span>{{ get_field('author') }}</span>
    </cite>
</blockquote>

<style type="text/css">
  [data-{{$block['id']}}] {
    background: {{ get_field('background_color') }};
    color: {{ get_field('text_color') }};
  }
</style>

Creating ACF fields

Once a block is created you'll be able to assign ACF fields to it using the standard Custom Fields interface in WordPress. We recommend using sage-advanced-custom-fields to keep your ACF fields in version control with Sage.

Filter block data

Block data can be altered via the 'sage/blocks/[block-name]/data' filter. For example, if your block template is called my-block.blade.php, you can alter the data this way:

add_filter('sage/blocks/my-block/data', function ($block) { // Do your thing here. });