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This update introduces a search block feature for a WordPress environment, enhancing customization and functionality. It includes changes across various files to support the new search block, update version identifiers, and improve styling and modal components. The modifications also involve adding new settings fields, refining user permissions, and adjusting CSS classes for better UI management.
Changes
| File(s) | Change Summary |
|---|---|
assets/build/block.asset.php, assets/build/index.asset.php, assets/build/store.asset.php |
Updated version identifiers and dependencies for block assets. |
assets/build/block.js, src/block.js, src/blocks/Search/..., src/blocks/index.js |
Introduced and registered a new search block with customizable attributes, edit, and save components. |
assets/build/store.js |
Added new settings fields and updated functions to handle these fields, including enable_search in various objects. |
includes/Assets.php, includes/Shortcode.php |
Added logic to register and enqueue block assets, and included a new parameter 'enable_search' in the shortcode function. |
languages/wedocs.pot |
Updated message strings and added new ones related to the search functionality. |
src/components/... |
Updated CSS classes for various modal components for better styling and z-index management. |
src/blocks/CustomControls/..., src/blocks/Search/... |
Introduced new custom control components and detailed styling for the search block. |
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New Features and Improvements
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Implement documentation search block feature.
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