mlinnell
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Hi @rizaardiyanto – thnx for the quick response and creating the issue in GitHub. We look forward to the fix in the future release. Cheers
Hi @rizaardiyanto – ah okay I think I know what’s happening. I went into our Editor and just updated the titles to something different, and that removed the <strong></strong> tags from being printed as text. So could be some weird caching thing happening where the previously bolded text is still trying to be bolded. But(!) more importantly, if we want the title text to be bold, and do make it bold in the editor, the <strong></strong> text is being printed in mobile view. Any chance this could be resolved? Cheers
Hi @rizaardiyanto – yes, sure thing. We’ve put the Tabs block inside a container with 4 sub tab items. The title on the first tab item, whether bolded or not, reads “<strong>Title</strong>” on a mobile device. Very odd considering none of the other titles appear with this way. In the Inspector View, the div classes “advgb-tabs-panel” > “advgb-tab advgb-tab-active” > then the a tag are all greyed out / inactive.
Cheers,
Madeline
Hi @rizaardiyanto , unfortunately I can’t as we haven’t used the block on any published pages, nor do we want to if there is a bug. But essentially the <strong></strong> tags are printed on the header as though they are text. Cheers
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In reply to: Dynamically show innerblocks within custom Gutenberg blockHi bcworkz, this is a good call. We did some accordian research which eventually led us to find a good template to use for creating our custom block. Much appreciated! Cheers
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In reply to: Using React and Alpine to Create Custom Gutenberg BlocksThanks, Steve. This is helpful to know re: unnecessary bloat + some Gutenberg libraries not yet optimized, as I wasn’t sure what the pitfalls would be of introducing Alpine. We decided not to introduce it for now, as we found a way to do what we wanted via React — but again, thank you! Cheers.