Clayton Chase

Perfect! Thanks Tom

@edge22 it seems like the only things that isn’t being inherited is the font-family. I tried this but it doesn’t seem to be working.

add_filter( 'generateblocks_defaults', function( $defaults ) {
    $color_settings = wp_parse_args(
        get_option( 'generate_settings', array() ),
        generate_get_color_defaults()
    );

    $typography_settings = wp_parse_args(
        get_option( 'generate_settings', array() ),
        generate_get_default_fonts()
    );

    $defaults['button']['backgroundColor'] = $color_settings['form_button_background_color'];
    $defaults['button']['backgroundColorHover'] = $color_settings['form_button_background_color_hover'];
    $defaults['button']['textColor'] = $color_settings['form_button_text_color'];
    $defaults['button']['textColorHover'] = $color_settings['form_button_text_color_hover'];
    $defaults['button']['paddingTop'] = '10';
    $defaults['button']['paddingRight'] = '20';
    $defaults['button']['paddingBottom'] = '10';
    $defaults['button']['paddingLeft'] = '20';

    $defaults['button']['fontFamily'] = $typography_settings['buttons_font_family'];
	$defaults['button']['fontSize'] = $typography_settings['buttons_font_size'];
    $defaults['button']['fontWeight'] = $typography_settings['buttons_font_weight'];
    $defaults['button']['textTransform'] = $typography_settings['buttons_font_transform'];

    return $defaults;
} );

I added the $defaults['button']['fontFamily'] = $typography_settings['buttons_font_family']; line.

Any thoughts?

Works like a charm. Thank you Tom! Really enjoying GB!

That would be great as well! Thanks Tom

Figured out a simple enough solution for now. Just add the button class to the button block.

Ah I see. So I’ve added the filter and it is working for the color but I’m wondering if it’s possible to inherit the font of the button settings in GeneratePress as well.

Makes sense! I’ll keep an eye out.

Thanks again!

Removing the wp-content/uploads from the exclusion did it! Thanks @optimizingmatters !

Hey @optimizingmatters ,

I’ve tried that and it doesn’t seem to make a difference. It’s definitely related to that setting in GeneratePress but that’s not your guys issue. Not a huge issue but just wanted to see if I was missing something. Thanks for the quick response and developing such a solid caching solution for all!

So let’s say I’ve created a custom post type and using Lazy Blocks I’ve created some custom blocks about putting custom fields. Then I create a Lazy Blocks template for this custom post type. But, later on I decide to change the template. Right now I need to go into each post individually and update the post with the new Lazy Blocks template. Would it be possible to do this for all the posts at once and if so could you point me in the right direction?

I figured it out. It doesn’t seem related to Autoptimize but to the way GeneratePress is loading an external CSS file. Thank you for the quick reply!

Okay thanks for pointing me in the right direction.

That worked like a charm! Thanks for taking a look. I got that original code from you documentation so that might need to be included there for future reference. Thank you!

Hey,

I’ve attached screenshots of what is happening. Essentially, I’m using the PHP output method but no matter what date I choose in the block todays date gets output.

Screenshote

Quick Loom video as well: https://www.loom.com/share/20b4cb1d30904f2f8023c9a6a5e0cfe6

Thank you!

@rojokuze are you considering releasing the fix for this? There support confirmed with me that this is still an issue.