• I have made a custom Gutenberg block. In this custom block, you can select from heading, paragraph and list as allowed inner blocks. It works fine for headings and paragraphs. However, if you add a list as an inner block, it is confusing for users if they add a list and then want to add another inner block afterwards. Pressing return, which would typically create a new block, simply adds another list item to the list. The only way I can see to get out of the list is to click the three dots “options” icon and then select “Insert after”. This way of doing things does not seem very intuitive to me. Am I missing something, or is this a problem other people experience?`

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  • I think we’d all just take it for granted that not everything can be done the way you’re describing. Sometimes your only option is going to be adding a new block, rather than hitting enter. As long as there’s a keyboard-friendly way to create the new block, it doesn’t have to be hitting enter.

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