@wordpress/editor
Advanced tools
This module utilizes components from the @wordpress/block-editor package. Having an awareness of the concept of a WordPress post, it associates the loading and saving mechanism of the value representing blocks to a post and its content. It also provides various components relevant for working with a post object in the context of an editor (e.g., a post title input component). This package can support editing posts of any post type and does not assume that rendering happens in any particular WordPress screen or layout arrangement.
Install the module
npm install @wordpress/editor --save
This package assumes that your code will run in an ES2015+ environment. If you're using an environment that has limited or no support for such language features and APIs, you should include the polyfill shipped in @wordpress/babel-preset-default in your code.
The logic flow concerning the editor includes: inferring a block representation of the post content (parsing); describing the state of a post (representation); rendering of the post to the DOM (rendering); attaching controls to manipulate the content a.k.a blocks (UI).
The goal of the editor element is to let the user manipulate the content of their posts in a deterministic way—organized through the presence of blocks of content. Usually, in a declarative flow, the pieces that compose a post would be represented in a certain order and the machine would be able to generate an output view from it with the necessary UI controls. However, we don’t begin in WordPress with a representation of the state of the post that is conductive to this expression nor one that even has any knowledge of blocks because content is stored in a serialized way in a single field.
Such a crucial step is handled by the grammar parsing which takes the serialized content of the post and infers an ordered block list using, preferably, syntax hints present in HTML comments. The editor is initialized with a state representation of the block nodes generated by the parsing of the raw content of a post element: wp.blocks.parse( post.content.raw ).
The visual editor is thus a component that contains and renders the list of block nodes from the internal state into the page. This removes any trace of imperative handling when it comes to finding a block and manipulating a block. As a matter of fact, the visual editor or the text editor are just two different—equally valid—views of the same representation of state. The internal representation of the post content is updated as blocks are updated and it is serialized back to be saved in post_content.
Individual blocks are handled by the VisualBlock component, which attaches event handlers and renders the edit function of a block definition to the document with the corresponding attributes and local state. The edit function is the markup shape of a component while in editing mode.
Because many blocks share the same complex behaviors, reusable components are made available to simplify implementations of your block's edit function.
BlockControlsWhen returned by your block's edit implementation, renders a toolbar of icon buttons. This is useful for block-level modifications to be made available when a block is selected. For example, if your block supports alignment, you may want to display alignment options in the selected block's toolbar.
Example:
( function ( editor, React ) {
var el = React.createElement,
BlockControls = editor.BlockControls,
AlignmentToolbar = editor.AlignmentToolbar;
function edit( props ) {
return [
// Controls: (only visible when block is selected)
el(
BlockControls,
{ key: 'controls' },
el( AlignmentToolbar, {
value: props.align,
onChange: function ( nextAlign ) {
props.setAttributes( { align: nextAlign } );
},
} )
),
// Block content: (with alignment as attribute)
el(
'p',
{ key: 'text', style: { textAlign: props.align } },
'Hello World!'
),
];
}
} )( window.wp.editor, window.React );
Note in this example that we render AlignmentToolbar as a child of the BlockControls element. This is another pre-configured component you can use to simplify block text alignment.
Alternatively, you can create your own toolbar controls by passing an array of controls as a prop to the BlockControls component. Each control should be an object with the following properties:
icon: string - Slug of the Dashicon to be shown in the control's toolbar buttontitle: string - A human-readable localized text to be shown as the tooltip label of the control's buttonsubscript: ?string - Optional text to be shown adjacent the button icon as subscript (for example, heading levels)isActive: ?boolean - Whether the control should be considered active / selected. Defaults to false.To create divisions between sets of controls within the same BlockControls element, passing controls instead as a nested array (array of arrays of objects). A divider will be shown between each set of controls.
RichTextRender a rich contenteditable input, providing users the option to add emphasis to content or links to content. It behaves similarly to a controlled component, except that onChange is triggered less frequently than would be expected from a traditional input field, usually when the user exits the field.
The following properties (non-exhaustive list) are made available:
value: string - Markup value of the field. Only valid markup is
allowed, as determined by inline value and available controls.onChange: Function - Callback handler when the value of the field changes,
passing the new value as its only argument.placeholder: string - A text hint to be shown to the user when the field
value is empty, similar to the
input and textarea attribute of the same name.Example:
( function ( editor, React ) {
var el = React.createElement,
RichText = editor.RichText;
function edit( props ) {
function onChange( value ) {
props.setAttributes( { text: value } );
}
return el( RichText, {
value: props.attributes.text,
onChange: onChange,
} );
}
// blocks.registerBlockType( ..., { edit: edit, ... } );
} )( window.wp.editor, window.React );
Deprecated since 5.3, use
wp.blockEditor.AlignmentToolbarinstead.
Deprecated since 5.3, use
wp.blockEditor.Autocompleteinstead.
Monitors the changes made to the edited post and triggers autosave if necessary.
The logic is straightforward: a check is performed every props.interval seconds. If any changes are detected, props.autosave() is called. The time between the change and the autosave varies but is no larger than props.interval seconds. Refer to the code below for more details, such as the specific way of detecting changes.
There are two caveats:
props.isAutosaveable happens to be false at a time of checking for changes, the check is retried every second.props.disableIntervalChecks to true. In that mode, any change will immediately trigger props.autosave().Usage
<AutosaveMonitor interval={ 30000 } />
Parameters
Object: - The properties passed to the component.Function: - The function to call when changes need to be saved.number: - The maximum time in seconds between an unsaved change and an autosave.boolean: - If false, the check for changes is retried every second.boolean: - If true, disables the timer and any change will immediately trigger props.autosave().boolean: - Indicates if there are unsaved changes.Deprecated since 5.3, use
wp.blockEditor.BlockAlignmentToolbarinstead.
Deprecated since 5.3, use
wp.blockEditor.BlockControlsinstead.
Deprecated since 5.3, use
wp.blockEditor.BlockEditinstead.
Deprecated since 5.3, use
wp.blockEditor.BlockEditorKeyboardShortcutsinstead.
Deprecated since 5.3, use
wp.blockEditor.BlockFormatControlsinstead.
Deprecated since 5.3, use
wp.blockEditor.BlockIconinstead.
Deprecated since 5.3, use
wp.blockEditor.BlockInspectorinstead.
Deprecated since 5.3, use
wp.blockEditor.BlockListinstead.
Deprecated since 5.3, use
wp.blockEditor.BlockMoverinstead.
Deprecated since 5.3, use
wp.blockEditor.BlockNavigationDropdowninstead.
Deprecated since 5.3, use
wp.blockEditor.BlockSelectionClearerinstead.
Deprecated since 5.3, use
wp.blockEditor.BlockSettingsMenuinstead.
Deprecated since 5.3, use
wp.blockEditor.BlockTitleinstead.
Deprecated since 5.3, use
wp.blockEditor.BlockToolbarinstead.
Renders the character count of the post content.
Returns
number: The character count.Performs some basic cleanup of a string for use as a post slug
This replicates some of what sanitize_title() does in WordPress core, but is only designed to approximate what the slug will be.
Converts Latin-1 Supplement and Latin Extended-A letters to basic Latin letters. Removes combining diacritical marks. Converts whitespace, periods, and forward slashes to hyphens. Removes any remaining non-word characters except hyphens and underscores. Converts remaining string to lowercase. It does not account for octets, HTML entities, or other encoded characters.
Parameters
string: Title or slug to be processedReturns
string: Processed stringDeprecated since 5.3, use
wp.blockEditor.ColorPaletteinstead.
Deprecated since 5.3, use
wp.blockEditor.ContrastCheckerinstead.
Deprecated since 5.3, use
wp.blockEditor.CopyHandlerinstead.
Deprecated since 5.3, use
wp.blockEditor.createCustomColorsHOCinstead.
Deprecated since 5.3, use
wp.blockEditor.DefaultBlockAppenderinstead.
This component renders a navigation bar at the top of the editor. It displays the title of the current document, a back button (if applicable), and a command center button. It also handles different states of the document, such as "not found" or "unsynced".
Usage
<DocumentBar />
Parameters
Object: The component props.string: A title for the document, defaulting to the document or template title currently being edited.IconType: An icon for the document, no default. (A default icon indicating the document post type is no longer used.)Returns
React.ReactNode: The rendered DocumentBar component.Renders a document outline component.
Parameters
Object: Props.Function: Function to be called when an outline item is selectedboolean: Indicates whether the outline items are disabled.Returns
React.ReactNode: The rendered component.Component check if there are any headings (core/heading blocks) present in the document.
Parameters
Object: Props.React.ReactElement: Children to be rendered.Returns
React.ReactElement: The component to be rendered or null if there are headings.Renders the redo button for the editor history.
Parameters
Object: - Props.Ref: - Forwarded ref.Returns
React.ReactNode: The rendered component.Renders the undo button for the editor history.
Parameters
Object: - Props.Ref: - Forwarded ref.Returns
React.ReactNode: The rendered component.Handles the keyboard shortcuts for the editor.
It provides functionality for various keyboard shortcuts such as toggling editor mode, toggling distraction-free mode, undo/redo, saving the post, toggling list view, and toggling the sidebar.
Component for registering editor keyboard shortcuts.
Returns
Element: The component to be rendered.This component renders the notices displayed in the editor. It displays pinned notices first, followed by dismissible
Usage
<EditorNotices />
Returns
React.ReactNode: The rendered EditorNotices component.This component establishes a new post editing context, and serves as the entry point for a new post editor (or post with template editor).
It supports a large number of post types, including post, page, templates, custom post types, patterns, template parts.
All modification and changes are performed to the @wordpress/core-data store.
Usage
<EditorProvider
post={ post }
settings={ settings }
__unstableTemplate={ template }
>
{ children }
</EditorProvider>
Parameters
Object: The component props.[Object]: The post object to edit. This is required.[Object]: The template object wrapper the edited post. This is optional and can only be used when the post type supports templates (like posts and pages).[Object]: The settings object to use for the editor. This is optional and can be used to override the default settings.[Element]: Children elements for which the BlockEditorProvider context should apply. This is optional.Returns
React.ReactNode: The rendered EditorProvider component.Renders the editor snackbars component.
Returns
React.ReactNode: The rendered component.Renders the component for managing saved states of entities.
Parameters
Object: The component props.Function: The function to close the dialog.boolean: Whether to render the component with modal dialog behavior.Returns
React.ReactNode: The rendered component.ErrorBoundary is used to catch JavaScript errors anywhere in a child component tree, log those errors, and display a fallback UI.
It uses the lifecycle methods getDerivedStateFromError and componentDidCatch to catch errors in a child component tree.
getDerivedStateFromError is used to render a fallback UI after an error has been thrown, and componentDidCatch is used to log error information.
Deprecated since 5.3, use
wp.blockEditor.FontSizePickerinstead.
Deprecated since 5.3, use
wp.blockEditor.getColorClassNameinstead.
Deprecated since 5.3, use
wp.blockEditor.getColorObjectByAttributeValuesinstead.
Deprecated since 5.3, use
wp.blockEditor.getColorObjectByColorValueinstead.
Deprecated since 5.3, use
wp.blockEditor.getFontSizeinstead.
Deprecated since 5.3, use
wp.blockEditor.getFontSizeClassinstead.
Helper function to retrieve the corresponding icon by name.
Parameters
string: The name of the icon.Returns
Object: The corresponding icon.Deprecated since 5.3, use
wp.blockEditor.InnerBlocksinstead.
Deprecated since 5.3, use
wp.blockEditor.Inserterinstead.
Deprecated since 5.3, use
wp.blockEditor.InspectorAdvancedControlsinstead.
Deprecated since 5.3, use
wp.blockEditor.InspectorControlsinstead.
Monitors local autosaves of a post in the editor. It uses several hooks and functions to manage autosave behavior:
useAutosaveNotice hook: Manages the creation of a notice prompting the user to restore a local autosave, if one exists.useAutosavePurge hook: Ejects a local autosave after a successful save occurs.hasSessionStorageSupport function: Checks if the current environment supports browser sessionStorage.LocalAutosaveMonitor component: Uses the AutosaveMonitor component to perform autosaves at a specified interval.The module also checks for sessionStorage support and conditionally exports the LocalAutosaveMonitor component based on that.
Deprecated since 5.3, use
wp.blockEditor.MediaPlaceholderinstead.
Deprecated since 5.3, use
wp.blockEditor.MediaUploadinstead.
Upload a media file when the file upload button is activated. Wrapper around mediaUpload() that injects the current post ID.
Parameters
Object: Parameters object passed to the function.?Object: Additional data to include in the request.string: Array with the types of media that can be uploaded, if unset all types are allowed.Array: List of files.?number: Maximum upload size in bytes allowed for the site.Function: Function called when an error happens.Function: Function called each time a file or a temporary representation of the file is available.Deprecated since 5.3, use
wp.blockEditor.MediaUploadCheckinstead.
Deprecated since 5.3, use
wp.blockEditor.MultiSelectScrollIntoViewinstead.
Deprecated since 5.3, use
wp.blockEditor.NavigableToolbarinstead.
Deprecated since 5.3, use
wp.blockEditor.ObserveTypinginstead.
Wrapper component that renders its children only if the post type supports page attributes.
Parameters
Object: - The component props.React.ReactElement: - The child components to render.Returns
React.ReactElement: The rendered child components or null if page attributes are not supported.Renders the Page Attributes Order component. A number input in an editor interface for setting the order of a given page. The component is now not used in core but was kept for backward compatibility.
Returns
React.ReactNode: The rendered component.Renders the Page Attributes Panel component.
Returns
React.ReactNode: The rendered component.Renders the Page Attributes Parent component. A dropdown menu in an editor interface for selecting the parent page of a given page.
Returns
React.ReactNode: The component to be rendered. Return null if post type is not hierarchical.Provides a dropdown menu for selecting and managing post templates.
The dropdown menu includes a button for toggling the menu, a list of available templates, and options for creating and editing templates.
Returns
React.ReactNode: The rendered ClassicThemeControl component.Deprecated since 5.3, use
wp.blockEditor.PanelColorSettingsinstead.
Deprecated since 5.3, use
wp.blockEditor.PlainTextinstead.
Renders a new item in the block settings menu.
Usage
// Using ES5 syntax
var __ = wp.i18n.__;
var PluginBlockSettingsMenuItem = wp.editor.PluginBlockSettingsMenuItem;
function doOnClick() {
// To be called when the user clicks the menu item.
}
function MyPluginBlockSettingsMenuItem() {
return React.createElement( PluginBlockSettingsMenuItem, {
allowedBlocks: [ 'core/paragraph' ],
icon: 'dashicon-name',
label: __( 'Menu item text' ),
onClick: doOnClick,
} );
}
// Using ESNext syntax
import { __ } from '@wordpress/i18n';
import { PluginBlockSettingsMenuItem } from '@wordpress/editor';
const doOnClick = () => {
// To be called when the user clicks the menu item.
};
const MyPluginBlockSettingsMenuItem = () => (
<PluginBlockSettingsMenuItem
allowedBlocks={ [ 'core/paragraph' ] }
icon="dashicon-name"
label={ __( 'Menu item text' ) }
onClick={ doOnClick }
/>
);
Parameters
Object: Component props.[Array]: An array containing a list of block names for which the item should be shown. If not present, it'll be rendered for any block. If multiple blocks are selected, it'll be shown if and only if all of them are in the allowed list.[WPBlockTypeIconRender]: The Dashicon icon slug string, or an SVG WP element.string: The menu item text.Function: Callback function to be executed when the user click the menu item.[boolean]: Whether to render the label or not.[string]: The ARIA role for the menu item.Returns
React.ReactNode: The rendered component.Renders items below the Status & Availability panel in the Document Sidebar.
Usage
// Using ES5 syntax
var el = React.createElement;
var __ = wp.i18n.__;
var registerPlugin = wp.plugins.registerPlugin;
var PluginDocumentSettingPanel = wp.editor.PluginDocumentSettingPanel;
function MyDocumentSettingPlugin() {
return el(
PluginDocumentSettingPanel,
{
className: 'my-document-setting-plugin',
title: 'My Panel',
name: 'my-panel',
},
__( 'My Document Setting Panel' )
);
}
registerPlugin( 'my-document-setting-plugin', {
render: MyDocumentSettingPlugin,
} );
// Using ESNext syntax
import { registerPlugin } from '@wordpress/plugins';
import { PluginDocumentSettingPanel } from '@wordpress/editor';
const MyDocumentSettingTest = () => (
<PluginDocumentSettingPanel
className="my-document-setting-plugin"
title="My Panel"
name="my-panel"
>
<p>My Document Setting Panel</p>
</PluginDocumentSettingPanel>
);
registerPlugin( 'document-setting-test', { render: MyDocumentSettingTest } );
Parameters
Object: Component properties.string: Required. A machine-friendly name for the panel.[string]: An optional class name added to the row.[string]: The title of the panel[WPBlockTypeIconRender]: The Dashicon icon slug string, or an SVG WP element, to be rendered when the sidebar is pinned to toolbar.React.ReactNode: Children to be renderedReturns
React.ReactNode: The component to be rendered.Renders a menu item in Plugins group in More Menu drop down, and can be used to as a button or link depending on the props provided. The text within the component appears as the menu item label.
Usage
// Using ES5 syntax
var __ = wp.i18n.__;
var PluginMoreMenuItem = wp.editor.PluginMoreMenuItem;
var moreIcon = wp.element.createElement( 'svg' ); //... svg element.
function onButtonClick() {
alert( 'Button clicked.' );
}
function MyButtonMoreMenuItem() {
return wp.element.createElement(
PluginMoreMenuItem,
{
icon: moreIcon,
onClick: onButtonClick,
},
__( 'My button title' )
);
}
// Using ESNext syntax
import { __ } from '@wordpress/i18n';
import { PluginMoreMenuItem } from '@wordpress/editor';
import { more } from '@wordpress/icons';
function onButtonClick() {
alert( 'Button clicked.' );
}
const MyButtonMoreMenuItem = () => (
<PluginMoreMenuItem icon={ more } onClick={ onButtonClick }>
{ __( 'My button title' ) }
</PluginMoreMenuItem>
);
Parameters
Object: Component properties.[React.ReactNode]: Children to be rendered.[string]: When href is provided then the menu item is represented as an anchor rather than button. It corresponds to the href attribute of the anchor.[WPBlockTypeIconRender]: The Dashicon icon slug string, or an SVG WP element, to be rendered to the left of the menu item label.[Function]: The callback function to be executed when the user clicks the menu item.[...*]: Any additional props are passed through to the underlying Button component.Returns
React.ReactNode: The rendered component.Renders provided content to the post-publish panel in the publish flow (side panel that opens after a user publishes the post).
Usage
// Using ESNext syntax
import { __ } from '@wordpress/i18n';
import { PluginPostPublishPanel } from '@wordpress/editor';
const MyPluginPostPublishPanel = () => (
<PluginPostPublishPanel
className="my-plugin-post-publish-panel"
title={ __( 'My panel title' ) }
initialOpen={ true }
>
{ __( 'My panel content' ) }
</PluginPostPublishPanel>
);
Parameters
Object: Component properties.[string]: An optional class name added to the panel.[string]: Title displayed at the top of the panel.[boolean]: Whether to have the panel initially opened. When no title is provided it is always opened.[WPBlockTypeIconRender]: The Dashicon icon slug string, or an SVG WP element, to be rendered when the sidebar is pinned to toolbar.React.ReactNode: Children to be renderedReturns
React.ReactNode: The rendered component.Renders a row in the Summary panel of the Document sidebar. It should be noted that this is named and implemented around the function it serves and not its location, which may change in future iterations.
Usage
// Using ES5 syntax
var __ = wp.i18n.__;
var PluginPostStatusInfo = wp.editor.PluginPostStatusInfo;
function MyPluginPostStatusInfo() {
return React.createElement(
PluginPostStatusInfo,
{
className: 'my-plugin-post-status-info',
},
__( 'My post status info' )
);
}
// Using ESNext syntax
import { __ } from '@wordpress/i18n';
import { PluginPostStatusInfo } from '@wordpress/editor';
const MyPluginPostStatusInfo = () => (
<PluginPostStatusInfo className="my-plugin-post-status-info">
{ __( 'My post status info' ) }
</PluginPostStatusInfo>
);
Parameters
Object: Component properties.[string]: An optional class name added to the row.React.ReactNode: Children to be rendered.Returns
React.ReactNode: The rendered component.Renders provided content to the pre-publish side panel in the publish flow (side panel that opens when a user first pushes "Publish" from the main editor).
Usage
// Using ESNext syntax
import { __ } from '@wordpress/i18n';
import { PluginPrePublishPanel } from '@wordpress/editor';
const MyPluginPrePublishPanel = () => (
<PluginPrePublishPanel
className="my-plugin-pre-publish-panel"
title={ __( 'My panel title' ) }
initialOpen={ true }
>
{ __( 'My panel content' ) }
</PluginPrePublishPanel>
);
Parameters
Object: Component props.[string]: An optional class name added to the panel.[string]: Title displayed at the top of the panel.[boolean]: Whether to have the panel initially opened. When no title is provided it is always opened.[WPBlockTypeIconRender]: The Dashicon icon slug string, or an SVG WP element, to be rendered when the sidebar is pinned to toolbar.React.ReactNode: Children to be renderedReturns
React.ReactNode: The rendered component.Renders a menu item in the Preview dropdown, which can be used as a button or link depending on the props provided. The text within the component appears as the menu item label.
Usage
import { __ } from '@wordpress/i18n';
import { PluginPreviewMenuItem } from '@wordpress/editor';
import { external } from '@wordpress/icons';
function onPreviewClick() {
// Handle preview action
}
const ExternalPreviewMenuItem = () => (
<PluginPreviewMenuItem icon={ external } onClick={ onPreviewClick }>
{ __( 'Preview in new tab' ) }
</PluginPreviewMenuItem>
);
registerPlugin( 'external-preview-menu-item', {
render: ExternalPreviewMenuItem,
} );
Parameters
Object: Component properties.[React.ReactNode]: Children to be rendered.[string]: When href is provided, the menu item is rendered as an anchor instead of a button. It corresponds to the href attribute of the anchor.[WPBlockTypeIconRender]: The icon to be rendered to the left of the menu item label. Can be a Dashicon slug or an SVG WP element.[Function]: The callback function to be executed when the user clicks the menu item.[...*]: Any additional props are passed through to the underlying MenuItem component.Returns
React.ReactNode: The rendered menu item component.Renders a sidebar when activated. The contents within the PluginSidebar will appear as content within the sidebar. It also automatically renders a corresponding PluginSidebarMenuItem component when isPinnable flag is set to true. If you wish to display the sidebar, you can with use the PluginSidebarMoreMenuItem component or the wp.data.dispatch API:
wp.data
.dispatch( 'core/edit-post' )
.openGeneralSidebar( 'plugin-name/sidebar-name' );
Related
Usage
// Using ES5 syntax
var __ = wp.i18n.__;
var el = React.createElement;
var PanelBody = wp.components.PanelBody;
var PluginSidebar = wp.editor.PluginSidebar;
var moreIcon = React.createElement( 'svg' ); //... svg element.
function MyPluginSidebar() {
return el(
PluginSidebar,
{
name: 'my-sidebar',
title: 'My sidebar title',
icon: moreIcon,
},
el( PanelBody, {}, __( 'My sidebar content' ) )
);
}
// Using ESNext syntax
import { __ } from '@wordpress/i18n';
import { PanelBody } from '@wordpress/components';
import { PluginSidebar } from '@wordpress/editor';
import { more } from '@wordpress/icons';
const MyPluginSidebar = () => (
<PluginSidebar name="my-sidebar" title="My sidebar title" icon={ more }>
<PanelBody>{ __( 'My sidebar content' ) }</PanelBody>
</PluginSidebar>
);
Parameters
Object: Element props.string: A string identifying the sidebar. Must be unique for every sidebar registered within the scope of your plugin.[React.ReactNode]: Children to be rendered.[string]: An optional class name added to the sidebar body.string: Title displayed at the top of the sidebar.[boolean]: Whether to allow to pin sidebar to the toolbar. When set to true it also automatically renders a corresponding menu item.[WPBlockTypeIconRender]: The Dashicon icon slug string, or an SVG WP element, to be rendered when the sidebar is pinned to toolbar.Renders a menu item in Plugins group in More Menu drop down, and can be used to activate the corresponding PluginSidebar component. The text within the component appears as the menu item label.
Usage
// Using ES5 syntax
var __ = wp.i18n.__;
var PluginSidebarMoreMenuItem = wp.editor.PluginSidebarMoreMenuItem;
var moreIcon = React.createElement( 'svg' ); //... svg element.
function MySidebarMoreMenuItem() {
return React.createElement(
PluginSidebarMoreMenuItem,
{
target: 'my-sidebar',
icon: moreIcon,
},
__( 'My sidebar title' )
);
}
// Using ESNext syntax
import { __ } from '@wordpress/i18n';
import { PluginSidebarMoreMenuItem } from '@wordpress/editor';
import { more } from '@wordpress/icons';
const MySidebarMoreMenuItem = () => (
<PluginSidebarMoreMenuItem target="my-sidebar" icon={ more }>
{ __( 'My sidebar title' ) }
</PluginSidebarMoreMenuItem>
);
Parameters
Object: Component props.string: A string identifying the target sidebar you wish to be activated by this menu item. Must be the same as the name prop you have given to that sidebar.[React.ReactNode]: Children to be rendered.[WPBlockTypeIconRender]: The Dashicon icon slug string, or an SVG WP element, to be rendered to the left of the menu item label.Returns
React.ReactNode: The rendered component.Renders the component for selecting the post author.
Returns
React.ReactNode: The rendered component.Wrapper component that renders its children only if the post type supports the author.
Parameters
Object: The component props.React.ReactNode: Children to be rendered.Returns
React.ReactNode: The component to be rendered. Return null if the post type doesn't supports the author or if there are no authors available.Renders the Post Author Panel component.
Returns
React.ReactNode: The rendered component.A form for managing comment status.
Returns
React.ReactNode: The rendered PostComments component.This component allows to update comment and pingback settings for the current post. Internally there are checks whether the current post has support for the above and if the discussion-panel panel is enabled.
Returns
React.ReactNode: The rendered PostDiscussionPanel component.Renders an editable textarea for the post excerpt. Templates, template parts and patterns use the excerpt field as a description semantically. Additionally templates and template parts override the excerpt field as description in REST API. So this component handles proper labeling and updating the edited entity.
Parameters
Object: - Component props.[boolean]: - Whether to visually hide the textarea's label.[boolean]: - Whether to update the post on change or use local state and update on blur.Component for checking if the post type supports the excerpt field.
Parameters
Object: Props.React.ReactNode: Children to be rendered.Returns
React.ReactNode: The rendered component.Is rendered if the post type supports excerpts and allows editing the excerpt.
Returns
React.ReactNode: The rendered PostExcerptPanel component.Renders the component for managing the featured image of a post.
Parameters
Object: Props.number: ID of the current post.number: ID of the featured image.Function: Function to call when the image is updated.Function: Function to call when the image is removed.Object: The media object representing the featured image.string: Post type.Element: UI for displaying notices.Object: Operations for managing notices.Returns
Element: Component to be rendered .Wrapper component that renders its children only if the post type supports a featured image and the theme supports post thumbnails.
Parameters
Object: Props.React.ReactNode: Children to be rendered.Returns
React.ReactNode: The rendered component.Renders the panel for the post featured image.
Parameters
Object: Props.boolean: Whether to include the panel body. Default true.Returns
React.ReactNode: The component to be rendered. Return Null if the editor panel is disabled for featured image.PostFormat a component that allows changing the post format while also providing a suggestion for the current post.
Usage
<PostFormat />
Returns
React.ReactNode: The rendered PostFormat component.Component check if there are any post formats.
Parameters
Object: The component props.React.ReactNode: The child elements to render.Returns
React.ReactNode: The rendered component or null if post formats are disabled.Renders the component for displaying the last revision of a post.
Returns
React.ReactNode: The rendered component.Wrapper component that renders its children if the post has more than one revision.
Parameters
Object: Props.React.ReactNode: Children to be rendered.Returns
React.ReactNode: Rendered child components if post has more than one revision, otherwise null.Renders the panel for displaying the last revision of a post.
Returns
React.ReactNode: The rendered component.A modal component that is displayed when a post is locked for editing by another user. The modal provides information about the lock status and options to take over or exit the editor.
Returns
React.ReactNode: The rendered PostLockedModal component.A component for displaying and toggling the pending status of a post.
Returns
React.ReactNode: The rendered component.This component checks the publishing status of the current post. If the post is already published or the user doesn't have the capability to publish, it returns null.
Parameters
Object: Component properties.React.ReactElement: Children to be rendered.Returns
React.ReactElement: The rendered child elements or null if the post is already published or the user doesn't have the capability to publish.Renders a control for enabling or disabling pingbacks and trackbacks in a WordPress post.
Renders a button that opens a new window or tab for the preview, writes the interstitial message to this window, and then navigates to the actual preview link. The button is not rendered if the post is not viewable and disabled if the post is not saveable.
Parameters
Object: The component props.string: The class name for the button.string: The text content for the button.boolean: Whether to force autosave.string: The role attribute for the button.Function: The callback function for preview event.Returns
React.ReactNode: The rendered button component.Renders the publish button.
Renders the label for the publish button.
Returns
string: The label for the publish button.Renders a panel for publishing a post.
Component showing whether the post is saved or not and providing save buttons.
Parameters
Object: Component props.?boolean: Whether to force the post to be marked as dirty.Returns
import('react').ComponentType: The component.Renders the PostSchedule component. It allows the user to schedule a post.
Parameters
Object: Props.Function: Function to close the component.Returns
React.ReactNode: The rendered component.Wrapper component that renders its children only if post has a publish action.
Parameters
Object: Props.React.ReactElement: Children to be rendered.Returns
React.ReactElement: - The component to be rendered or null if there is no publish action.Renders the PostScheduleLabel component.
Parameters
Object: Props.Returns
React.ReactNode: The rendered component.Renders the Post Schedule Panel component.
Returns
React.ReactNode: The rendered component.Renders the PostSticky component. It provides a checkbox control for the sticky post feature.
Returns
React.ReactNode: The rendered component.Wrapper component that renders its children only if post has a sticky action.
Parameters
Object: Props.React.ReactElement: Children to be rendered.Returns
React.ReactElement: The component to be rendered or null if post type is not 'post' or hasStickyAction is false.Renders a button component that allows the user to switch a post to draft status.
Returns
React.ReactNode: The rendered component.Renders the sync status of a post.
Returns
React.ReactNode: The rendered sync status component.Renders the taxonomies associated with a post.
Parameters
Object: The component props.Function: The wrapper function for each taxonomy component.Returns
Array: An array of JSX elements representing the visible taxonomies.Renders the children components only if the current post type has taxonomies.
Parameters
Object: The component props.React.ReactNode: The children components to render.Returns
React.ReactElement: The rendered children components or null if the current post type has no taxonomies.Renders a flat term selector component.
Parameters
Object: The component props.string: The slug of the taxonomy.boolean: Start opting into the new margin-free styles that will become the default in a future version, currently scheduled to be WordPress 7.0. (The prop can be safely removed once this happens.)Returns
React.ReactNode: The rendered flat term selector component.Hierarchical term selector.
Parameters
Object: Component props.string: Taxonomy slug.Returns
Element: Hierarchical term selector component.Component that renders the post taxonomies panel.
Returns
React.ReactNode: The rendered component.Displays the template controls based on the current editor settings and user permissions.
Returns
React.ReactNode: The rendered PostTemplatePanel component.Displays the Post Text Editor along with content in Visual and Text mode.
Returns
React.ReactNode: The rendered PostTextEditor component.Renders the PostTitle component.
Parameters
Object: Unused parameter.Element: Forwarded ref for the component.Returns
React.ReactNode: The rendered PostTitle component.Undocumented declaration.
Displays the Post Trash Button and Confirm Dialog in the Editor.
Parameters
?{onActionPerformed: Object}: object containing the onActionPerformed function.Returns
React.ReactNode: The rendered PostTrash component.Wrapper component that renders its children only if the post can be trashed.
Parameters
Object: The component props.React.ReactElement: The child components.Returns
React.ReactElement | null: The rendered child components or null if the post can't be trashed.A component which renders its own children only if the current editor post type supports one of the given supportKeys prop.
Parameters
Object: Props.React.ReactElement: Children to be rendered if post type supports.(string|string[]): String or string array of keys to test.Returns
React.ReactElement: The component to be rendered.Renders the PostURL component.
Usage
<PostURL />
Parameters
{ onClose: () => void }: The props for the component.() => void: Callback function to be executed when the popover is closed.Returns
React.ReactNode: The rendered PostURL component.Check if the post URL is valid and visible.
Parameters
Object: The component props.React.ReactElement: The child components.Returns
React.ReactElement: The child components if the post URL is valid and visible, otherwise null.Represents a label component for a post URL.
Returns
React.ReactNode: The PostURLLabel component.Renders the PostURLPanel component.
Returns
React.ReactNode: The rendered PostURLPanel component.Allows users to set the visibility of a post.
Parameters
Object: The component props.Function: Function to call when the popover is closed.Returns
React.ReactNode: The rendered component.Determines if the current post can be edited (published) and passes this information to the provided render function.
Parameters
Object: The component props.Function: Function to render the component. Receives an object with a canEdit property.Returns
React.ReactNode: The rendered component.Returns the label for the current post visibility setting.
Returns
string: Post visibility label.Undocumented declaration.
Registers a new DataViews action.
This is an experimental API and is subject to change. it's only available in the Gutenberg plugin for now.
Parameters
string: Entity kind.string: Entity name.Action: Action configuration.Registers a new DataViews field.
This is an experimental API and is subject to change. it's only available in the Gutenberg plugin for now.
Parameters
string: Entity kind.string: Entity name.Field: Field configuration.Deprecated since 5.3, use
wp.blockEditor.RichTextinstead.
Deprecated since 5.3, use
wp.blockEditor.RichTextShortcutinstead.
Deprecated since 5.3, use
wp.blockEditor.RichTextToolbarButtoninstead.
Undocumented declaration.
Deprecated since 5.3, use
wp.blockEditor.SkipToSelectedBlockinstead.
Store definition for the editor namespace.
Related
Post editor data store configuration.
Related
Renders a table of contents component.
Parameters
Object: The component props.boolean: Whether outline items are disabled.boolean: Whether to reposition the dropdown.Element.ref: The component's ref.Returns
React.ReactNode: The rendered table of contents component.Handles the keyboard shortcuts for the editor.
It provides functionality for various keyboard shortcuts such as toggling editor mode, toggling distraction-free mode, undo/redo, saving the post, toggling list view, and toggling the sidebar.
Checks if the current theme supports specific features and renders the children if supported.
Parameters
Object: The component props.React.ReactElement: The children to render if the theme supports the specified features.string|string[]: The key(s) of the theme support(s) to check.Returns
React.ReactElement: The rendered children if the theme supports the specified features, otherwise null.Component for showing Time To Read in Content.
Returns
React.ReactNode: The rendered TimeToRead component.Undocumented declaration.
Unregisters a DataViews action.
This is an experimental API and is subject to change. it's only available in the Gutenberg plugin for now.
Parameters
string: Entity kind.string: Entity name.string: Action ID.Unregisters a DataViews field.
This is an experimental API and is subject to change. it's only available in the Gutenberg plugin for now.
Parameters
string: Entity kind.string: Entity name.string: Field ID.Warns the user if there are unsaved changes before leaving the editor. Compatible with Post Editor and Site Editor.
Returns
React.ReactNode: The component.Deprecated since 5.3, use
wp.blockEditor.URLInputinstead.
Deprecated since 5.3, use
wp.blockEditor.URLInputButtoninstead.
Deprecated since 5.3, use
wp.blockEditor.URLPopoverinstead.
Custom hook that determines if any entities are dirty (edited) and provides a way to manage selected/unselected entities.
Returns
Object: An object containing the following properties: - dirtyEntityRecords: An array of dirty entity records. - isDirty: A boolean indicating if there are any dirty entity records. - setUnselectedEntities: A function to set the unselected entities. - unselectedEntities: An array of unselected entities.Custom hook to get the label for post schedule.
Parameters
Object: Options for the hook.boolean: Whether to get the full label or not. Default is false.Returns
string: The label for post schedule.Custom hook to get the label for the post URL.
Returns
string: The filtered and decoded post URL label.Get the label for the current post visibility setting.
Returns
string: Post visibility label.A user mentions completer.
Type
ObjectHandles the keyboard shortcuts for the editor.
It provides functionality for various keyboard shortcuts such as toggling editor mode, toggling distraction-free mode, undo/redo, saving the post, toggling list view, and toggling the sidebar.
Deprecated since 5.3, use
wp.blockEditor.Warninginstead.
Deprecated since 5.3, use
wp.blockEditor.createCustomColorsHOCinstead.
Deprecated since 5.3, use
wp.blockEditor.withColorsinstead.
Deprecated since 5.3, use
wp.blockEditor.withFontSizesinstead.
Renders the word count of the post content.
Returns
React.ReactNode: The rendered WordCount component.Deprecated since 5.3, use
wp.blockEditor.WritingFlowinstead.
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To find out more about contributing to this package or Gutenberg as a whole, please read the project's main contributor guide.
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