Gutenberg-Block: format text output?

Hi nicmare,
you’re absolutely right.

On the one hand the Template yet has to have HTML/CSS-Code.
I experimented on using a wysiwyg-editor there, but this is complex.

On the other hand: Indeed the additionals css from the Block is ignored.
This is missing….
Sorry about that. I’ll check how to add that…

Bernhard

Hey Bernard, yes assigning css-classes to the JCI-blocks would be great. and regarding the format options: wyswyg is not the way gutenberg works. would be sufficient to have the basic text options (color, font, dimensions) which almost each gutenblock provides:

I thought about it and I hesitate to put formatting into the JCI plugin.
Wrapping the JCI free Block into a GroupBlock would do it also:

Or is there anything not possible this way. This would separate the BlockDesign and BlockData.
And: Marking text in the rendered text would be overwritten when the JSON & template creating a new text. So the formatting of the text itself has to be done in the JCI template.
Does that make sense?
Bernhard

With the new version 1.5.6: Additional CSS class(es)” defined in the “Advanced” settings of the JCI free Block are now considered

1. first of all thank you very much for acting that fast
2. confirming the printing of the class in the frontend works
3. font styling: this i how i do it already but for simple stuff it would be more “gutenbergish” if i can simple set the font-weight right in that block instead of adding more object(s) to the DOM (like a group):

as you can see i am requesting the same API-URL 3 times. First time it’s “bedeckt” written in bold. 2nd time its Wind & Richtung and 3rd time the rest below. Because i wanted some kind of visual gap between these information. Do you already use the get_block_wrapper_attributes function? it does all the code stuff by default. Check it out