Hi there!
For a while we have been using ACF fields to fill our WordPress templates.
The WYSIWYG field, for example, is great to let users fill some part of a template with much and varied content.
I was wondering if it would be possible to have a “Gutenberg” field…?
So we could have many Gutenberg fields in the same page.
Would that be possible? Has been tried?
I search the forums but couldn’t find the suggestion anywhere.
Cheers
Did you ever get a reply? I too am wondering this.
Looking for a ’rich text field’ as well. Sort like the paragraph in Gutenberg, sometimes integrates more with Gutenberg
Nope no answer yet, I might give it a try… I will update this post if I get it working!
Apparently, it’s currently not possible to instantiate more than one Gutenberg: https://github.com/VanOns/laraberg/issues/32#issuecomment-593138396
Thank you so much for tracking that information down!
Is it possible like in native gutenberg block implementations, to embed InnerBlocks, with only some Blocks enabled within?
This is a guide on how to do it under native gutenberd:
https://raquelmsmith.com/blog/how-to-create-nested-blocks-for-gutenberg/
Something like:
<InnerBlocks
allowedBlocks={['core/paragraph']}
/>
It seems like multiple instances are currently supported according to this Github thread, which among it’s examples shows Gutenberg blocks in widgets…
https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/issues/20590
Unfortunately, my lack of familiarity with coding for Gutenberg leaves me unsure what to do with this information.
I’m finally delving into Gutenberg, and this is a major issue for me as well. As there is no “Gutenberg-style” WYSIWG-type option, it means that if you need to add a WYSIWIG field, you have to repeat all custom theme style programming for compatibility with both Gutenberg and TinyMCE — more than twice the code (since TinyMCE requires more). Are there any solutions in the works for this yet?
Hello. I am checking if there are any updates for this topic?
Thanks!!
