I started with blocks generated on WordPress 6.4, so that they can be compared to the changes in 6.5.
The file includes a "how to" page that explains some more details:
How to use the test data
The purpose of this test data is to test block changes across WordPress versions and Gutenberg versions. It is a compliment to the other theme test data files.
A use case would be when you want to test the typography options of a block, and you don’t want to spend time adding the blocks and changing all the settings manually.
The blocks were generated using WordPress 6.4.3 with a block theme with the most permissive theme.json settings possible. All presets are the defaults: Colors, duotones, font sizes, spacing sizes, shadows, width etc.
Each block has its own post, and is listed under its category: Design, Theme, Widget etc.
Inner blocks such as the column, button, and comment blocks do not have their own posts.
Blocks that support borders have a tag called “Border”.
Setting up
Download the file, activate the WordPress importer plugin and import the file.
If you want to test the Author Biography block, you need to manually add a biography to the “theme reviewer” user.
If you want to test the template only blocks, such as archive title, you need to add these manually to a template.
Tips for testing
When you use block themes with different settings and templates, or a classic theme, you may find that not everything works as you expected. This is not necessarily a bug with the block, the theme, or the test file. If you suspect that there are bugs, it will require further testing.
For example:
If your theme does not have a spacing preset called “7”, then spacing preset 7 will not work in your theme.
If your theme does not support drop cap you will not be able to turn drop cap off and on.
If the content block in your single template is not set to full width, then a full width block will not span the full width of the browser window.
What’s not included
Experimental blocks
Forms
Time to read
Table of contents
Every embed block
Template only blocks
Archive and search title
Term description
Comment count
Comments link
What it is not intended for
Testing font families. No font families were included in this test, only default presets were used.
Testing blocks on WordPress versions below 6.4.3
Accessibility testing
Testing private or scheduled posts, long titles, posts with many categories, etc.
Partial for https://github.com/WordPress/theme-test-data/issues/83
I started with blocks generated on WordPress 6.4, so that they can be compared to the changes in 6.5.
The file includes a "how to" page that explains some more details:
How to use the test data
The purpose of this test data is to test block changes across WordPress versions and Gutenberg versions. It is a compliment to the other theme test data files.
A use case would be when you want to test the typography options of a block, and you don’t want to spend time adding the blocks and changing all the settings manually.
The blocks were generated using WordPress 6.4.3 with a block theme with the most permissive theme.json settings possible. All presets are the defaults: Colors, duotones, font sizes, spacing sizes, shadows, width etc.
Each block has its own post, and is listed under its category: Design, Theme, Widget etc. Inner blocks such as the column, button, and comment blocks do not have their own posts. Blocks that support borders have a tag called “Border”.
Setting up
Download the file, activate the WordPress importer plugin and import the file.
Tips for testing
When you use block themes with different settings and templates, or a classic theme, you may find that not everything works as you expected. This is not necessarily a bug with the block, the theme, or the test file. If you suspect that there are bugs, it will require further testing.
For example:
What’s not included
Experimental blocks
Template only blocks
What it is not intended for
How you can help
You can help by reporting bugs, writing documentation, requesting features and submitting updates in the GitHub repository: https://github.com/WordPress/theme-test-data