norico

I’m sorry, but if I use block masking through PHP, it’s because I can’t do otherwise.

My users are novices, I can’t give them this solution.

I don’t understand why it only does this with your blocks.

add_filter( 'allowed_block_types_all', 'wpdocs_allowed_post_type_blocks', 10, 2 );

function wpdocs_allowed_post_type_blocks( $allowed_block_types, $editor_context ) {
	$blocks_to_disable = array(
        	'core/code',
	    );
    
	if ( true === $allowed_block_types ) {
		$allowed_block_types = WP_Block_Type_Registry::get_instance()->get_all_registered();
	}
	return array_diff( array_keys( $allowed_block_types ), $blocks_to_disable );
}

some blocks was deleted

post grid don’t work.
I ended up taking back the problematic templates.

These use the get_the_ id() function, and it always goes up id=1. I try to make sure to replace in the templates get the id with $post->id where post is passed as an argument of the call to the template.

To be continued…

I have already check this site.
There is no information on the management of multisites.

hello, I will try to explain better.
I make a video games site, I have a general site, an xbox site and a playstation site.
each site user must be able to manage their menus.

The users of the sub-sites do not have access to the general site, so they cannot intervene on the global menu of the site.

So I asked myself the question: how to include the sub-site menu without going through the general site menu.

Hoping to have been clearer.

thx, I tru this this morning

good evening, yes it is not only on this site.
I’m just add a taxonomy in the query.
Sticky posts are no longer in front of standard posts.

thank you.