With the minimum PHP version requirement raised to 7.0, we can now use `isset` on constants that are arrays. Since `isset` is slightly faster than `array_key_exists` (and the different handling of `null` values is irrelevant for the updates here), remaining instances of `array_key_exists` in the `WP_Theme_JSON` class are replaced in this changeset.
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Fixes#57067.
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Restructures the block.json selectors API by moving `__experimentalSelector` props into their own config, stabilizing the selectors API, and enabling more flexible styling options.
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Fixes#58586.
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This changeset adds `description` to `VALID_TOP_LEVEL_KEYS` in `class-wp-theme-json.php` to allow for accessibility improvements. The description is added to
the ARIA label of the style variation container. If the style variation has no description, only the title is used. One purpose is to use the text description
to improve the style variation preview in the WordPress.org theme directory.
See https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/pull/45242.
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Fixes#58614.
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This aims to make the code more readable and consistent, as the function is already used extensively in core files.
WordPress core includes a polyfill for `str_starts_with()` on PHP < 8.0 as of WordPress 5.9.
Follow-up to [55703], [55959].
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Fixes#58012.
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The `WP_Theme_JSON::append_to_selector()` method was previously used for both appending and prepending which violated the single responsibility principle. It resulted in additional conditionals which also came at a performance cost, particularly because the method is called over 1,000 times during a regular WordPress request.
With the new `WP_Theme_JSON::prepend_to_selector()` method, there are now two distinct methods for the two distinct purposes. The now useless third parameter on `WP_Theme_JSON::append_to_selector()` has been removed (rather than deprecated), which is acceptable given that it is a protected method on a class that is not intended for extensions.
Props bor0, costdev, flixos90, isabel_brison, oandregal, spacedmonkey.
Fixes#58193.
See #58457.
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This PR makes sure unregistered block style variations declared via `theme.json` are ignored. It fixes an issue by style variations don't work in the editor and CSS rules without a selector are output to the front-end.
Props isabel_brison.
Fixes#58462.
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Improve `append_to_selector` method in `WP_Theme_JSON` by checking to see if string contains a common before imploding / exploding string, which improves performance.
Originally developed and tested in [WordPress/gutenberg#47833 Gutenberg PR 47833].
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Fixes#58231.
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Layout style properties are stored using indirect values, rather than direct CSS properties.
Allow users without the `unfiltered_html` capability to modify global styles using the indirect block spacing properties `contentSize`, `wideSize`, and `blockGap`, using a mapping of the eventual CSS property to the indirect property stored in `theme.json`. The mapped CSS property is then used for CSS validation.
Props andrewserong, costdev, hellofromtonya, mamaduka, mmtr86.
Fixes#57321.
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In the Gutenberg plugin, a position block support feature was introduced last year, that allows a Group block to be set to a "sticky" position, meaning that when the page scrolls, the block will stick to the top of the window.
This change merges the "sticky" position feature for blocks introduced in Gutenberg 15.0.
Props andrewserong, flixos90, mukesh27.
Fixes#57618.
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This commit adds block-level settings in the core. Block level settings allow a block to define the preset settings of its nested blocks using the same shape as theme.json.
Props oandregal, Mamaduka, jorgefilipecosta, dmsnell, adamziel.
57651 #57651.
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This changeset introduces functions `wp_get_global_styles_custom_css()` and `wp_enqueue_global_styles_custom_css()`, which allow accessing and enqueuing custom CSS added via global styles.
Custom CSS via global styles is handled separately from custom CSS via the Customizer. If a site uses both features, the custom CSS from both sources will be loaded. The global styles custom CSS is then loaded after the Customizer custom CSS, so if there are any conflicts between the rules, the global styles take precedence.
Similarly to e.g. [55185], the result is cached in a non-persistent cache, except when `WP_DEBUG` is on to avoid interrupting the theme developer's workflow.
Props glendaviesnz, oandregal, ntsekouras, mamaduka, davidbaumwald, hellofromtonya, flixos90.
Fixes#57536.
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This changeset adds the new dimension feature's PHP code for supporting minimum height in the block editor inspector and in global styles. Minimum height is quite useful for defining the minimum vertical dimensions of a block, while allowing it to expand beyond that size.
In this changeset:
* Adds support in `theme.json`.
* Adds support in the style engine.
* Adds support in `wp_apply_dimensions_support()`.
* Renames the setting from `'__experimentalDimensions'` to `dimensions` in `wp_register_dimensions_support()`.
* Adds PHPUnit tests.
Is renaming `'__experimentalDimensions'` a backwards-compatibility (BC) break?
Though the setting has been in the code since 5.9.0, it was never wired to anything, ie it did not expose any controls or styles. Notice in `wp_register_dimensions_support()` and `wp_apply_dimensions_support()` prior to this changeset, there are inline comments as placeholders for height and width support, but no code.
If a developer opted in to use it, it had no effect.
A search in wp.org's plugin and themes repo showed no instances of this experimental setting.
Given there was no functionality attached to it (until this changeset), no change in behavior or effect from removing it, and no usage found in the plugins and themes repository, it does appear to be a BC break.
References:
* [https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/pull/45300 Gutenberg PR 45300]
* [https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/pull/45334 Gutenberg PR 45334]
Follow-up to [53076], [52069].
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Fixes#57582.
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To allow editing of block style variations in global styles, this changeset adds the following for server side support:
* building of block style schema into `WP_Theme_JSON::sanitize()`.
* appending of style variation selectors to block metadata in `WP_Theme_JSON::get_blocks_metadata()`.
* building of selectors and variations for nodes in `WP_Theme_JSON::get_block_nodes()`.
Tests for happy and unhappy paths are included.
Reference:
* [https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/pull/46343 Gutenberg PR 46343]
Follow-up to [54118], [50973], [50959].
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Fixes#57583.
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This changeset adds support for `:link` and `:any-link` in `theme.json`, using the `VALID_ELEMENT_PSEUDO_SELECTORS` array. `:link` can be used to style unvisited links and `:any-link` can be used to style any link containing an `href` attribute.
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Fixes#57053.
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When separator blocks are configured using only a `background-color`, they are shown correctly within the editor but not on the front end.
This changes `WP_Theme_JSON` to detect this scenario and move the `background-color` value to just `color` when both `color` and `border-color` are missing.
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Fixes#56903.
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In many scenarios array functions are more expensive than using simpler `for` or `foreach` loops.
This changeset results in roughly 4% faster `wp_head` execution time for both block themes and classic themes. While this may seem like a small win, it is a worthwhile enhancement and only one part of several other little performance tweaks which are being worked on to improve performance of `theme.json` parsing further.
Props aristath, desrosj, jrf, spacedmonkey.
Fixes#56974.
See #57067.
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Here's what it does:
* Do not load and parse `theme-i18n.json` schema if the theme does not have a `theme.json` file.
* Fix the variable caching layer around the theme's `theme.json` parsing so that a parent's theme `theme.json` is cached as well.
* Do not run a `WP_Query` for global styles for a user when the theme does not have a `theme.json`.
In a basic WordPress setup, this changeset improves `wp_head` execution time for classic themes by 10%, and overall response time for both block themes and classic themes by 4%. This may seem like a small win, but 4% reduced overall response time is actually quite a bit for one change, and it is worth mentioning that this is just one of several other little performance tweaks which are being worked on to improve performance of `theme.json` parsing further.
Props flixos90, manuilov, oandregal, peterwilsoncc, spacedmonkey.
Fixes#56945.
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Re-order the link pseudo classes to follow the long term LoVe (F)HA rule when set via `theme.json`.
In order that the CSS cascade behaves in a predictable manner, it's recommended that the selectors follow the order `:visited`, `:focus`/`:hover`, `:active`. As order affects the specificity, this ensures the interaction states override the visited states. CSS specificity is really quite beautiful, although complex.
Props mikachan, sabernhardt, davidbaumwald, mukesh27, Mamaduka, desrosj.
Fixes#56928.
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The newly introduced filters are renamed to use the `wp_theme_json_data{$context}` structure:
* `theme_json_default` renamed to `wp_theme_json_data_default`
* `theme_json_theme` renamed to `wp_theme_json_data_theme`
* `theme_json_blocks` renamed to `wp_theme_json_data_blocks`
* `theme_json_user` renamed to `wp_theme_json_data_user`
The following new filter gets the `wp_` prefix added:
* `theme_json_get_style_nodes` renamed to `wp_theme_json_get_style_nodes`
Follow-up to [56467], [54183], [54118].
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Fixes#56796.
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This changeset updates the blocks origin name from core to blocks and adds it to the list of valid origins for `theme.json`.
(See the original fix in [https://github.com//pull/3319 Gutenberg's PR 44363]).
Why?
- This new origin was missing from the list.
- The `core` name is not reflective of what it does, as this data origin is related to block styles, whether they come with WordPress or third-party blocks.
- The existing filter for this piece of data is called `theme_json_blocks`, to reflect it filters "block" data.
- Though `core` origin was used in the past for `default`, this commit reverts it. Why? It was confusing. The goal is to use names that communicate what part of the pipeline are processing (`default > blocks > theme > custom`).
How?
- Renames the string, from `core` to `blocks`.
- Adds `blocks` to the list of valid origins.
- Verifies that the `$theme_json->get_stylesheet()` call uses the proper `$origins` at all times.
Follow-up to [54162], [54251].
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See #56467.
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Sergey Biryukov
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Peter Wilson
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