Luke Carbis

Hi @la_ri_za –?I’ll reply to your identical post over on the Atomic Blocks support thread, if that’s okay.

@madtho Thank you for reporting this! This is definitely a downside of the current way we implement background and text colour in Genesis Blocks.

I’ve reported the issue to the team, recommending switching to a class based approach to match WordPress Core blocks. This will become especially important when Global Styles is released, allowing users to change the colour palette directly.

Unfortunately, I’m unsure when or how this issue will be prioritised (we do have a lot on our plate at the moment), so I can’t give you any sort of ETA on when this might be implemented.

Thanks again.

@wolle03 The message should remove itself automatically once you migrate. If it’s not doing that, then it’s a bug?–?with the workarounds posted above.

@chaten Thanks for your question. These styles aren’t loaded as inline CSS, but in the style tag for one part of the inline block. Unfortunately, there’s no way of unloading them. My suggestion if you need to override them is to use the Custom CSS feature in the Customiser, and the !important CSS modifier.

@douglasferraz89 I just tested this and was unable to reproduce the problem. The image inserted fine for me. Could you post the console error?

@sokratesagogo Thanks for your suggestion. The Container block would definitely benefit from some attention around the use case you offered.

The workaround @stinkykong suggested is what I tend to do as well?–?add a temporary paragraph block to the Container block, move the other blocks in, then delete the paragraph.

That’s not an ideal solution, though.

Do you think it would work better if the Container block showed with a border, and an “Add Block” + icon after being added, or if it’s empty? This would create an area that blocks could be dragged into.

@troventrip Do you mean custom blocks via the Genesis Custom Blocks plugin? If so, this is the support forum for Genesis Blocks.

The block slugs for Genesis Custom Blocks are genesis-custom-blocks/your-block-name.

Hi Kevin,

Yes, as mentioned earlier, we’ve got it on our list and are aware that it’s a much requested feature. We haven’t yet started working on it. I can’t give any release date unfortunately.

Sorry I can’t be more specific.

Luke

@dreamyambitions Could you please try deactivating Atomic Blocks and activating Genesis Blocks. Do you get a critical error when you do this?

If so, could you please ensure that you’ve got the very latest version of Genesis Blocks from www.remarpro.com? You could try deleting it and reinstalling it. Failing all that, please try again with all other plugin deactivated –?perhaps there’s a conflict?

@v0van Thanks for posting your issue. This is the support forum for Genesis Blocks, not Atomic Blocks.

Typically, hover styles and icons would be handled by the theme that you’re using / creating. They’re not built into the plugin.

@anth0ny No, this isn’t possible at the moment. It’s good suggestion though –?I’ll keep an eye out to see how much of a demand there is for it. We’ve got a pretty heft roadmap of requested features to work through at the moment.

You could do this with WP CLI:
wp option delete genesis_blocks_migrate_from_atomic_blocks

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Hi @sitebymike –?try deleting the genesis_blocks_migrate_from_atomic_blocks and genesis_blocks_has_content_to_migrate options from your database.

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Hi Ugo, thanks for reporting this. Could you please post your template code?

Do you see any error messages in the Javascript console when you insert your custom block?

Hi @wpfan1000 –?you might be looking for Genesis Custom Blocks. This is the Genesis Blocks support forum.

The answer to your question is, yes, a Genesis CUSTOM Block can read and write custom field values. There’s a great tutorial on using WP_Query with custom blocks here: https://studiopress.blog/how-to-build-a-custom-post-grid-block-for-custom-post-types/