I did add a custom block as an InnerBlocks block, called slider. Then i got another custom block slider-item. I think you get the idea.
The slider block just allows slider-item as it's child blocks. Like so:
<InnerBlocks
allowedBlocks={ [ 'ajk/slider-item' ] }
template={[
[ 'ajk/slider-item' ],
[ 'ajk/slider-item' ],
]}
/>
Now I want to achieve that an editor isn't able to use the slider-item outside of my slider container block.
Or is there some kind of repeater block possibility i do miss?!
WP 4.9.8
Gutenberg 4.2.0
I did add a custom block as an InnerBlocks block, called slider. Then i got another custom block slider-item. I think you get the idea.
The slider block just allows slider-item as it's child blocks. Like so:
<InnerBlocks
allowedBlocks={ [ 'ajk/slider-item' ] }
template={[
[ 'ajk/slider-item' ],
[ 'ajk/slider-item' ],
]}
/>
Now I want to achieve that an editor isn't able to use the slider-item outside of my slider container block.
Or is there some kind of repeater block possibility i do miss?!
WP 4.9.8
Gutenberg 4.2.0
- 2 The current documentation is lacking in this regard. Your best bet would be to ask on GitHub. You might get a response from devs - github/WordPress/gutenberg/issues – Ashiquzzaman Kiron Commented Nov 4, 2018 at 9:36
- yes, hard to find right docs at the moment. – André Kelling Commented Nov 5, 2018 at 16:55
1 Answer
Reset to default 7In the slider-item you can specify parent must be slider. That way, the slider-item cannot be used outside of your slider container block.
Something like:
registerBlockType('ajk/slider-item', ...
parent: ['ajk/slider'],
https://wordpress/gutenberg/handbook/block-api/#parent-optional