This is with the Gutenberg plugin installed the new feature allows presets for Margins.
[“spacing”]=> array(1) { [“margin”]=> array(2) { [“top”]=> string(21) “var:preset|spacing|80” [“bottom”]=> string(21) “var:preset|spacing|80”
The margin currently returns a string that is 21 characters and in a fun format. I can make a filter or check the variable for just numbers and so on. My question isn’t how I can get what I need from the string…
My question is, is this going to be changing once that preset goes live for Gutenberg to all websites and does ACF have a better way of handling it in the pipeline?
I do have ACF Pro.
I am using Blocks so it returns the $block variable.
This is specifically found when block.json has
"supports": {
"spacing": {
"margin": true
}
}
So the margin is set to True and you obtain this margin by calling
$block['style']['spacing']['margin']['bottom']
Which is another question in itself, are there any plans to change this array location in the future? I can ask another topic about this.
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Hello, I am also wondering the best approach to using these new spacing presets with ACF blocks. Does anyone have a solution?
Agreed that the status of this would be great to know. There are workarounds to this output of course but it doesn’t seem ideal, and I wouldn’t want future updates to break those workarounds…
