Closed ahegyes closed 4 years ago
Dear @ahegyes,
Thank you for pointing out the issue and also for the probable solution. I have checked the issue and will update Qubely solving this issue.
Thank you once again & have a nice day.
Hi @fai-sal,
Thanks a lot for looking into this and fixing the issue! I saw the fix applied already on the dev branch which makes me excited about the next release :)
However, today I noticed a similar issue in the same file, but this time in the function recursive_block_map. At line 172 there is an if check for a Qubely block type. BUT, if the qubely block is nested somewhere inside the current block, it will never be found.
There should be an 'else' case which calls the 'recursive_block_map' function on the innerBlocks of the element in this case.
Hello!
Inside the file 'assets/reactjs/src/helpers/ParseCss.js' there is a function called 'isQubelyBlock' which checks if the current blocks inside the Gutenberg DOM are from Qubely or not.
The function checks the up to 3 levels of nesting, but that is not necessarily "complete" always. For example, I have a few pages where the Qubely blocks are down at the 4th level of nesting and thus this function always returns that there are no Qubely blocks.
A better way of checking would be recursively since that would ensure that all the levels are checked.
Something like this (not tested yet):