Anne K.

Switching the service from closure compiler to the default fixed it. I had completely forgotten there was also minify settings on the general settings page, I had only been trying on the specific minify settings page. It’s been too long since I’ve had to change my settings. Sorry for the trouble.

@bpayton that is immensely helpful, I was able to get the template to work perfectly. Thank you so much!

It’s correct that the table block currently don’t support merging cells – but it is a suggested feature tracked here https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/issues/6923.
The issue with the buttons not working, however, is a recent regression that will be fixed in the next version of Gutenberg.

Try manually resetting all your plugins (no Dashboard access required) and see if that let’s you regain access.

Hi! The gallery block is the best block for holding multiple images.You can add one by dragging and dropping the images simultaneously from a folder on your desktop, or by adding a gallery block using the (+) button and then either clicking the upload or media library button depending on where your images are.

Hi Claus! It’s up the theme authors to make themes compatible with Gutenberg (which can take time). Have you seen this guide the Avada theme authors have published? It might be helpful for you.

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Hi! I can try to help you understand what the changelog points entails:

Instrument collapsible groups for the block toolbar. It allows to display groups of options as a dropdown and reduce the length and imposition of the toolbar as a whole.

This means that e.g. the alignment toolbar settings (which usually is one button for left-align, one for center align and one for right align) can be collapsed into one alignment button on smaller screens. You can see a screenshot showing it here.

Move the reusable block UI options to the top of the block or block group.

Before, when you created a reusable block, the title and edit button was at the bottom of the block. Now it’s at the top of the block. See here.

Add dark editor style support? Does this mean light text on dark background when in code editor?

Not quite. This is not an area in which I’m knowledgeable, but I can link you to the PR where it’s explained.

Hi! The more block works like the <!–more–> tag in the classic editor: if you want to hide part of the post from your home page/blog post feed, content below the more block will be hidden there. It has no effect when viewing the individual posts.

I think this is something that will remain plugin territory, and it will be up to plugins to update for Gutenberg compatibility. Have you tried reaching out to the author of your prefered lightbox plugin to hear if they’re working on an update or would consider it?

Otherwise, the Advanced Gutenberg plugin offers a lightbox option for gallery blocks.

Hi! Can I ask what the content of the reusable blocks are?
I’ve experienced the same thing happening when the reusable block was wordpress embed block. There’s a fix in the works for wordpress embeds as reusable blocks here, hopefully it will be ready for the 4.0 version of the block.

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Hi!

Coincidentally, I have the same theme installed (SimpleMag from ThemesIndep, right? ?? ). But I’m not experiencing that issue with Gutenberg active. What version of the theme are you using? Does Gutenberg work when you activate one of the standard themes from WordPress (twenty-something themes)?
Knowing that could help pinpoint what’s causing the error.

It’s not currently possible to edit the color of heading blocks directly, though there’s a proposal to add these in Github. The default color of headings is controlled by your theme, and you can change the color of individual heading blocks using a custom css class under Block settings > Advanced.

Hi Lars
I agree that making columns responsive is an important missing function in Gutenberg.
There is an issue open on Github to address this (follow progress here), so hopefully this will be added at some point.
In that issue, a temporary workaround is proposed. Adding the following to your css (let me know if you need help with that) will make columns stack on screens under 767px.

@media only screen and (max-width: 767px) {
	.wp-block-columns {
		display: block;
	}
	.has-2-columns .wp-block-column,
	.has-3-columns .wp-block-column,
	.has-4-columns .wp-block-column,
	.has-5-columns .wp-block-column,
	.has-6-columns .wp-block-column {
		width: 100%;
	}
}

Hmm. That’s very weird, as Gutenberg shouldn’t be affecting anything in the classic editor. I also wasn’t able to reproduce the issue on my own site, tried in both Chrome and Edge (on Windows).
I tried searching the Github repository for similar issues, and this is the only one that came close. It’s related to the classic block in the gutenberg editor, where the link options dialog will appear, but changes are not saved – so not quite what you’re describing.

I’m not 100% sure I understand your question. Gutenberg is replacing the classic editor, the editor for posts and pages. I haven’t heard of any discussion around changing the way categories are edited. The way category pages are displayed is mainly controlled by your theme.