Hi Pat,
Thanks for your feedback and glad to hear you love the plugin. There’s plenty of room for improvement and I’m more than happy to consider your suggestions.
On your first point, there is no class added to the div, however there is a class input so you can add your own classes to content blocks. They do have a data attribute, so if you want to target all content blocks, you can use for example
div[data-blocky-version]{
background: yellow;
border: 1px solid;
}
I’ll add a filter anyway so you can set a default class and I’ve opened up an ticket on GitHub.
Your second point is a bit of an interesting one, I think it would be best if you want this to just leave the post content blank and place your intended post content in a second content block. I’ve opened up a ticket on GitHub anyway but I’ll have to investigate further. It’s a complicated issue though.
For your last point, the best approach would probably be to just have two content blocks, the first with your ‘Additional info” and the second with whatever information you’re currently using content blocks to display. Judging by your earlier comments regarding styling, you’d probably need a wrapper for all content blocks so I’ll add a setting for that as well, addressed with this GitHub ticket. Additionally, I plan to build infrastructure that allows you to add your own settings to content blocks (currently there is only class and content, and 1.3 will introduce background colours, background images and custom css) but that is still some way off.
Thanks,
Cameron
