[wp-trac] [WordPress Trac] #58542: Theme.json / Restricting general settings like font sizes on blocks generates a lot of duplication
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#58542: Theme.json / Restricting general settings like font sizes on blocks
generates a lot of duplication
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Reporter: jdmweb | Owner: (none)
Type: feature request | Status: new
Priority: normal | Milestone: Awaiting Review
Component: Themes | Version:
Severity: normal | Keywords:
Focuses: |
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Hello.
In my theme.json file, let's say I declare 20 font sizes in my settings /
typography / fontSizes section. As per the official schema, it is an array
of objects with a size, slug, and name property. I've seen a project
declaring 20 of those.
Then I would like to restrict core/paragraphs to use only 5 of them, and
core/headings to use only three.
With the current theme.json implementation, I need to declare a settings /
blocks / "core/paragraph" object, then copy / paste the 5 font sizes
objects I allow to my user to use with paragraphs.
The current problems I face are as follows :
- It generates a lot of code duplication
- The two declarations are not linked together, which can be used as an
advantage, but also seen as an inconvenient, especially when adjusting
main settings, which would then not be updated in blocks.
Proposal :
- Add a new attribute to the blocks settings, like "restrict", "include"
or "exclude" which would be an array of slugs coming from the main
settings declaration.
- It could work with color palettes, fontSizes, spaces, or any array that
supports slugs.
- This way when declaring block specific settings, we could have less
duplication, and a synchronization with main settings.
Example:
{{{#!json
{
"blocks": {
"core/button": {
"typography": {
"fontSizesInclude": ["sizeSlugA","sizeSlugB"]
},
"color": {
"paletteExclude": ["colorSlugA","colorSlugB"]
}
}
}
}
}}}
Thank you for your work and your time reading me.
Best Regards.
Jeremy.
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