wordpress-plugin

Description

The search block button always displays the default cursor (arrow). It should use the same cursor as for other buttons or text inputs.

Step-by-step reproduction instructions

1. Add a search block
2. Check the cursor in the editor and the rendered version

Screenshots, screen recording, code snippet

Before:

Editor text:
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As a user, I would like to be able to query a comment by database id.

Currently, the comment query doesn't allow for different id types (such as database id), but many other "single node" entry fields in the Graph support an idType field, such as:

{
  post( id: 123, idType: DATABASE_ID ) { __typename, id }
  contentNode( id: 123 idType: DATABASE_ID ) { __typename, id }
}

The list of AMP Caches is available at https://cdn.ampproject.org/caches.json

This could be pulled in dynamically rather than hard-coding each AMP Cache in \AMP_HTTP::get_amp_cache_hosts():

https://github.com/ampproject/amp-wp/blob/9e049f6554b69e06284ead57d13ef416226a51ec/includes/class-amp-http.php#L191-L239

This is low priority because the list of caches changes infrequently.

Feature Description

Inspired by this tweet from @Siddhart I was considering whether we could do something similar when selecting font color or text background color where we highlight recommended colors for a proper text c

Describe the bug

When using the template functionality of the innerBlocks component we can run into issues with how the undo and redo editor functions behave. Specifically if we are setting a block attribute when the template changes we are creating two undo snapshots: one when the attribute is set and another when the innerBlocks are updated.

We solved this issue in the Form block here: h

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• Made sure you’re on the latest version 3.10.5
• Used the search feature to ensure that the bug hasn’t been reported before

Describe the bug
When Delay JavaScript Execution is used with the WP Search with Algolia, the search featyre is

WP-GraphQL-Woocommerce can't detect the product categories with different term_id and term_taxonomy_id IDs in wp_term_taxonomy table.

By default, the term_id and term_taxonomy_id have the same ID value in wp_term_taxonomy table.
For example:

term_taxonomy