• Resolved divyesh16coderkube

    (@divyesh16coderkube)


    Hello,

    We have created a custom plugin that is working properly and also we follow your standard way but we are confused because we are not able to see the ‘popover’ option where we are able to remove that block, please check the below screenshot(https://i.imgur.com/sgSyKtv.png).
    Please let us know any suggestions which are helping me because we have checked many users who are facing the same issue but I am not getting the proper solution.

    Please help me with that as soon as possible,

    Note:
    I have created a plugin in Gutenberg.

    Thank you.

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  • Thread Starter divyesh16coderkube

    (@divyesh16coderkube)

    I have make some changes and I have used 'className={ props.className } { ...useBlockProps }' and that is not proper syntax, we need to use below format:
    '{ ...useBlockProps( { className:props.className } ) }'.
    
    <strong>Wrong main block :</strong>
    <div className={ props.className } { ...useBlockProps >
    
    <strong>Right main block:</strong>
    <div { ...useBlockProps( { className:props.className } ) }>
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