stino11

Yeah I recall someone posting a similar idea on GH. Would be a great tutorial topic.

Hi @tonylewis ,

Thanks for checking out Block Lab.
I’ve just produced this short demo video for you on the import / export feature.

Import and export does require the Block Lab plugin be installed on the second site. Exporting blocks so they can be used without the plugin, like you’ve seen with ACF, is on our roadmap, but is a different feature to the current import / export feature.

I hope this helps clear up the confusion.
Rob

Hi @bjoernsch,

Glad you like the plugin. ??
Block Lab Pro isn’t available yet. We’re planning for a mid-year release.
An Early Access Pass is available, but this isn’t the full Pro plugin. It gives you access to a couple of Pro features as they’re developed over the coming months as well as a 75% discount. But it’s not the full plugin.

I’m looking forward to the Repeater field as well. It’s one of our most requested features.

Any more questions, please let me know.
Cheers
Rob

Hey @blockathon

Nesting blocks, both within the Block builder experience and the actual editor experience, is something that a few people have asked for, or at least talked about. It’s on our radar, but not something we’ve started solution yet. We’ll eventually get to looking at it, but may not be for a little while yet.

For your accordion example, are you talking more about having a _repeater_ style field? If so, this is something we’ll be looking at much sooner.

Cheers

Woo yeah!!!
Would love to see the site when it’s launched if you wanted to link it in here. ??

Thanks! ??

Thanks Tony! ??
So glad to hear it’s helped you out.

Boom! ??
Advanced tools like exporting blocks is something we’re going to begin working on soon.

Thanks ??
So glad to hear you’re finding it useful.

Hi @bogette

Thanks for checking out Block Lab. ??

To do what you’re wanting, you’ll have to add some code to your theme. You’ll need to add your CSS to a file. E.g. editor-style.css. And then enqueue theme in your functions.php file.

The snippet for your fucntions.php file would look something like this.

function block_lab_editor_styles() {
    wp_enqueue_style( 'block-lab-editor-styles', get_theme_file_uri( '/assets/css/editor-style.css' ), false );
}
add_action( 'enqueue_block_editor_assets', 'block_lab_editor_styles' );

Let me know if this helps.

Great questions by the way. I’m sure this is something others will be wanting to do.

Hi @insomnia88,

I’m not sure I fully follow what you’re describing. To confirm, you’re talking about more than just being able to add an image (icon)?

Cheers

Thanks for the kind words and encouragement! ???♂?

We have a backlog of new fields coming down the pipeline so stay tuned for updates. ??

Hey @gkelly1981

Do you mean have styles for your blocks in the editor? If so, the simplest current option is to write in-line CSS in your block template. The means that when your block is rendered in to the Editor, the CSS comes along with it.
If your CSS is in your theme files, these won’t be loaded in the editor, which is what you’ve noticed.

We are exploring 2 other ideas that could help this even further.
1. In admin templating. This means block templates could be stored in the database, and made easily available to the editor.
2. Templating in plugins. This is technically possible right now, but we hope to make it easier in the future.

I hope that helps. Please let me know if you have any further questions. ??

Hi @azizultex
We haven’t been able to replicate the issue just yet.
Can you confirm for me the following:
– PHP version
– WordPress Version
– Gutenberg plugin version (if active)

Thanks for submitting the issue. Little things like this help us catch bugs that we may otherwise miss. ??

Hey @kelly1981
Thanks for pointing this out and for doing a bit of debugging/solutioning.
We think we know what’s causing the issue and will work on a fix asap.