The wp_block post type is used for Reusable blocks. In order to clone a reusable block you need to edit the block and use Clone on update.
Once that's been done then you can use the [clone] shortcode on a parent post.
Before that the wp_block post is displayed with n/a.
Explanation
Posts of type wp_block do not have any post meta data, until they've been cloned.
So OIK_clone_tree_node::get_post_meta() can return null.
Hence the n/a.
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wp_block
post type is used for Reusable blocks. In order to clone a reusable block you need to edit the block and use Clone on update. Once that's been done then you can use the[clone]
shortcode on a parent post. Before that thewp_block
post is displayed withn/a
.Explanation
Posts of type
wp_block
do not have any post meta data, until they've been cloned. SoOIK_clone_tree_node::get_post_meta()
can returnnull
. Hence then/a
.