I think Cwicly paragraph element needs improvement
I used to hit enter to break the paragraph into a new line with <p> tag.
With Cwicly’s paragraph element, it uses <br> instead of <p></p> no matter I hit Enter or Shift + Enter.
Logic <br> when we hit Shift+Enter. <p> when we hit Enter only.
When I use the paragraph element by Gutenberg, it would break the paragraph with a new line with a new <p> tag when I hit enter. But I don’t want to use Gutenberg’s paragraph because I couldn’t style them with Cwicly’s setting.
Yes, I have the same problem with Cwicly paragraph block when I hit enter it makes break instead of a new paragraph. I wish it worked more like a default Gutenberg paragraph block. Especially important when you copy a long text from some other document and paste it into Gutenberg, default paragraph block makes it nice in paragraphs according to the document but Cwicly block does not. It makes a break but this is not what I want mostly.
Thank you for bringing this one up again.
We have been working on this, although our specific logic for virtual classes means that splitting the paragraph is a bit more difficult.
Should be shipped soon nonetheless!
Hi @Louis
I’ve tested. Once I switched the paragraph element by Cwicly to heading, it was switched to Heading by Gutenberg instead of heading by Cwicly.
Update:
Yes. It works. I didn’t aware that there were two different headings to choose.
@jornes If you are not using gutenberg core blocks like me then just use this code snippet. It will remove all the core gutenberg blocks and make the interface clutter free.
// Remove all core Gutenberg blocks
function jornes_remove_default_blocks($allowed_blocks){
// Get all registered blocks
$registered_blocks = WP_Block_Type_Registry::get_instance()->get_all_registered();
// Remove all blocks that are prefixed with core/
$filtered_blocks = array();
foreach($registered_blocks as $block) {
if(strpos($block->name , 'core/') === false) {
array_push($filtered_blocks, $block->name);
}
}
return $filtered_blocks;
}
add_filter('allowed_block_types', 'jornes_remove_default_blocks');
Just wanted to add, for a more granular selection and flexible approach, you can control all of the Gutenberg blocks inside the Editor itself, no matter from which plugin they come.
I can’t answer that right away @anon32808828.
I also want to add that this option is not available inside the site and template editor, which is kind of a downside to be honest.
Not sure why there is no consistency, also regarding other preferences (options).
I don’t want to open a new feature request, as it’s just a small thing, but also has to do with the default behavior of paragraphs in Gutenberg:
Would it be possible to have a paragraph follow after inserting and labeling a headline and pressing RETURN (if it is the selected default block in the settings)? It speeds up pure text input quite a lot.
