That's a really helpful tutorial. It helped to understand how to use npm and the wordpress components to make a gutenberg block. But can't wait for part 3, any idea when it will be release?
I am working on these. Will be pushing them out in the coming weeks. The API for blocks has slightly changed but we shall be able to navigate this. Thanks for watching and leaving feedback.
Unfortunately, this video is missing. However, you can use ACF blocks as the journey on developing native blocks continues. See how to do ACF blocks. th-cam.com/video/twQ10mKwAcU/w-d-xo.html
@@TechiePress but i want to know how we can achieve this without using acf right can u please help? It will be very helpful for me. Thanks for the prompt response
Hi, your videos are excellent but I want to know why Gutenberg react component auto imports when I type the component name. Can you please tell me the extension for the visual studio that auto-adds the components while typing the name?
Thank you for the kind comment. One can extensions like npm intellisense which detect the typed component name and auto complete the code line for you.
That's a lengthy discussion but you can look at this for an easier example. stackoverflow.com/questions/67433601/custom-gutenberg-block-with-slider. You can also leverage github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/blob/trunk/packages/block-library/src/gallery/edit.js from the WordPress Library.
For anyone following this tutorial, in order for the checkbox to work, you need to use setAttributes instead of useState. It wasn't clear in the WordPress doc and it is missing a few details.
Waiting for next video. please upload next video
That's a really helpful tutorial.
It helped to understand how to use npm and the wordpress components to make a gutenberg block.
But can't wait for part 3, any idea when it will be release?
This should come up in the new month. I have been unavailable this month.
@@TechiePress Thank you for the videos, very helpful. Any updates on part 3?
I am working on these. Will be pushing them out in the coming weeks. The API for blocks has slightly changed but we shall be able to navigate this. Thanks for watching and leaving feedback.
Hi, can you tell me after this video how will display this data to our front view. I amnot able to find the 3rd video after this. Can u please guide
Unfortunately, this video is missing. However, you can use ACF blocks as the journey on developing native blocks continues. See how to do ACF blocks. th-cam.com/video/twQ10mKwAcU/w-d-xo.html
@@TechiePress but i want to know how we can achieve this without using acf right can u please help? It will be very helpful for me. Thanks for the prompt response
@@jyotibarasker2792 I will be making a follow up video in 1-2 weeks. However, try this th-cam.com/video/ls1_XTfQJmg/w-d-xo.html
@@TechiePress ok thanks waiting for your video
Hi, your videos are excellent but I want to know why Gutenberg react component auto imports when I type the component name. Can you please tell me the extension for the visual studio that auto-adds the components while typing the name?
Thank you for the kind comment. One can extensions like npm intellisense which detect the typed component name and auto complete the code line for you.
Please Help me with my problem I want to add checkbox control to my accordion that when checked/active it is toggled in front-end.
How to save the input value of TextControl? When I reload the page, it is empty again.
I will tackle that in the next video. Sorry for the long wait
hello sir, i was excepting you to complete your woocemmerce series you have left out uncomplete......
How can we use MediaPlaceholder to select multiple images??
That's a lengthy discussion but you can look at this for an easier example. stackoverflow.com/questions/67433601/custom-gutenberg-block-with-slider. You can also leverage github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/blob/trunk/packages/block-library/src/gallery/edit.js from the WordPress Library.
can you show blog post ajax load more button and infinite scroll
It is the similar to what we have here. The difference is you are calling the post “post” post type
For anyone following this tutorial, in order for the checkbox to work, you need to use setAttributes instead of useState. It wasn't clear in the WordPress doc and it is missing a few details.