Add class ending with “inner-container” to have paragraph margin

Hey,
Thanks for reaching out! I’ll pass this along to the developer.

Kindly,
Hannah

Hey,
This is interesting. I will be following along to see what comes of this. I personally think this is an issue with the Twenty-Twenty-One Theme. I think their css needs to be more flexible because Gutenberg Core doesn’t use inner-container as a standard (look at the columns block for example). It seems odd that the theme CSS would only work for core blocks and not for general purposes. I don’t see anything official around inner-container as a standard and I don’t see that as being an adopted class throughout custom block plugins. I think if you are going to make an argument that there should be a standard (which would be great) then there should be some information about that for people to follow. Perhaps you can push the Gutenberg team to put out information for block developers to reference.

Ben

Do you know what the theme CSS was before? Here is the Trac ticket for you if you want to follow up: https://core.trac.www.ads-software.com/ticket/52589#comment:23. You can visit the question in WP Stack Exchange where I ask for information about this class: https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/q/384182/64282

Do you know what the theme CSS was before?

Hey,

I’m not sure what you mean? I’m not saying that their css changed. I’m simply saying that based on what you posted it seems like their css should be better, more flexible to take into account how people are using the block editor. But that I’m following along to see if the Gutenberg team perhaps considers defining some standards.