We have the CoBlocks plugin installed, but it’s causing a compatibility issue with the WooCommerce Checkout block. The main impact is that it removes the background of the “Place Order” button, but it also changes some other styles.
This happens because the dependency /wp-includes/css/dist/components/style.min.css is being imported in the frontend. Based on the documentation, this dependency is supposed to be used on the WordPress dashboard.
creating common UI elements shared between screens and features of the WordPress dashboard
Is it possible to update the plugin to not import this dependency on the frontend? Or is it important for the CoBlocks blocks to work?
To reproduce:
Create a blank page
Add the WooCommerce checkout block to the page
Click update to save the changes
Visit the newly created page
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Expected behavior:
WooCommerce Checkout
Isolating the problem:
[x] This bug happens with no other plugins activated
[x] This bug happens with a default WordPress theme active
[x] This bug happens without the Gutenberg plugin active
[x] I can reproduce this bug consistently using the steps above
Describe the bug:
Initially submitted on WordPress.org
Hi there!
We have the CoBlocks plugin installed, but it’s causing a compatibility issue with the WooCommerce Checkout block. The main impact is that it removes the background of the “Place Order” button, but it also changes some other styles.
This happens because the dependency /wp-includes/css/dist/components/style.min.css is being imported in the frontend. Based on the documentation, this dependency is supposed to be used on the WordPress dashboard.
creating common UI elements shared between screens and features of the WordPress dashboard
Is it possible to update the plugin to not import this dependency on the frontend? Or is it important for the CoBlocks blocks to work?
To reproduce:
Expected behavior:
WooCommerce Checkout
Isolating the problem:
WordPress version:
6.4.1