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Hello @snippet24,

Given that WordPress uses React (especially in the Gutenberg editor), integrating a React-based solution might be a smoother experience for you. Here’s a simple guide to help you set up Sandpack on your WordPress site:

1. Include Sandpack Dependencies: You need to enqueue the Sandpack scripts and styles in your theme’s functions.php file:

   function load_sandpack() {
       wp_enqueue_script('sandpack-bundler', 'PATH_TO_SANDPACK_BUNDLER.js', array(), null, true);
       wp_enqueue_style('sandpack-styles', 'PATH_TO_SANDPACK_STYLES.css');
   }
   add_action('wp_enqueue_scripts', 'load_sandpack');

Replace PATH_TO_SANDPACK_BUNDLER.js and PATH_TO_SANDPACK_STYLES.css with the correct paths.

2. Use Sandpack in Your Posts/Pages: Depending on how you’re setting things up, you can directly integrate Sandpack components into your posts or pages. This might involve creating a custom Gutenberg block, shortcodes, or even custom templates that incorporate Sandpack components.
3. React Compatibility: Since WordPress’s Gutenberg editor uses React, there should not be significant issues integrating Sandpack. However, remember that mixing different versions of React can cause compatibility problems. Ensure that Sandpack’s React version matches or is compatible with the WordPress version you’re using.
4. Alternative Plugins: While I’m unaware of a dedicated WordPress plugin that offers exact functionality, there are plugins like “WP Code Highlight.js” and “SyntaxHighlighter Evolved” that can help showcase code snippets, albeit without live previews.
5. Custom Development: If integrating Google Playgrounds or Sandpack proves too challenging or doesn’t give the exact results you want, consider developing a custom WordPress plugin or hiring a developer to do so. This way, you can get tailored results and seamlessly integrate them into your WordPress site.

Good luck!

Donny M
Director of Web X Electrical
https://www.localperthelectrician.com.au/

Hello @cstone1312,

From your description, it sounds like your DNS is going through Cloudflare. Cloudflare offers its own Universal SSL certificates for domains that use its services. If you’re using Cloudflare’s SSL, you may not need to manually update your SSL certificate on WordPress because Cloudflare manages it for you. However, if you’ve installed a custom SSL on Cloudflare, you’d need to renew it when it’s near its expiry.

Here are the steps to check your SSL status on Cloudflare:

1. Log in to your Cloudflare account.
2. Select your domain.
3. Go to the SSL/TLS tab.
4. Here, you can view your SSL configuration and make necessary changes.

As for the WordPress admin portal and the mentioned “Domain section”, it seems there’s some confusion. SSL configurations are usually managed through hosting platforms or Cloudflare, not directly within WordPress. You might be thinking of domain configurations or other related settings, but for SSL specifically, you’ll be dealing with your hosting provider or Cloudflare.

Lastly, I’d recommend reaching out to WordPress support or your hosting provider for specific guidance, especially if you’re unsure about any steps.

Any more queries, feel free to contact me on my website if you need any help.

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Hello @chrisova,

Your inquiry about hover effects on the Gutenberg gallery block certainly caught my attention. I’ve faced similar challenges in the past and here’s my take on your questions:

1. Custom Gutenberg gallery block: This might be the most efficient method in the long run. If you create a custom block based off the original Gutenberg gallery block and add the required attributes, you’ll have more control over the appearance and functionality. Plus, it can be reused in other projects or sections. But remember, this approach requires a deeper understanding of Gutenberg’s block development and potentially React. The advantage is, once developed, it won’t be affected by WP or theme updates.
2. Edit the HTML and CSS: This method offers flexibility, but can be cumbersome if you have numerous gallery items. If you’re using a child theme, the chances of your modifications being overridden are slim, but there’s always some risk with core WP updates or significant theme changes.
3. Plugin: Depending on the plugin, this might be the quickest and most user-friendly method. However, be wary of bloated plugins which can affect your website’s load time. Research thoroughly and look for lightweight, well-coded plugins that specifically serve your purpose.

Considering website loading times, creating a custom block might be the most optimized approach, as you can control the amount of code added. The HTML/CSS method, if done correctly, shouldn’t have a significant impact either. Plugins can be hit or miss in this aspect.

Your concerns about updates are valid. Always back up your site and test in a staging environment before making any significant updates to WP or your theme, especially if you choose the HTML/CSS method.

Any more queries, feel free to contact me on my website if you need any help.

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