Open nickcernis opened 4 years ago
mtias
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4 years ago Initial thoughts are that when the query block is used in a template inheriting the global query (that is, not as a custom query), it should definitely reflect the main reading settings and allow changing those settings directly. It might turn out that controlling the query through the template and block settings becomes generally more intuitive to users.
ntsekouras
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4 years ago Blog pages show at most
This has been implemented for Query block here: https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/pull/25674
jameskoster
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2 years ago For the front-page template could we potentially bring some of the reading settings into the Inspector?
mtias
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2 years ago @jameskoster that makes a lot of sense to me. I can also see it being useful for templates that inherit query to be able to manage some reading settings like posts per page, etc, from there.
youknowriad
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1 year ago I think these settings are now editable and reflected in the site editor. I'm closing this issue, please reopen if I'm missing anything.
jameskoster
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1 year ago @youknowriad not yet I'm afraid. The designs here are still relevant, and align with the latest work in https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/issues/36951.
scruffian
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1 year ago What do you think about totally hiding reading settings for block themes?
jameskoster
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1 year ago Probably worth discussing. Communicating the interaction between reading settings, templates (Front Page and Home in particular), page contents etc. in the UI makes for a quite overwhelming experience.
It would be much simpler to just select a page in the Site Editor's Pages panel and say; "This is my homepage".
skora-cpl
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2 months ago more conversation about this is happening at https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/discussions/64620
Block-based themes and full-site editing seem to make several Reading Settings less useful (or more confusing, perhaps):
Your homepage displays
Would the user now decide what's on their homepage via a block template, instead of with this setting? It's not currently possible to build a block template that honors this setting, as far as I can see.
Blog pages show at most
Would this now be set in a block template for a blog page as the “number of items” parameter in a query block? (Same with archives.)
Again, at present I couldn't find a way to use this value in block templates.
Feed and search engine settings
These seem like they could survive, as they don't have block-based equivalents unless the settings move to a global panel in the Site Editor.