Learn how to insert a CSS class in the pages that use WordPress block editor in your Genesis Framework child theme by code.
The block editor not only modifies how you create entries (using blocks), but also how they are displayed.
And, depending on the child theme, this change will be more or less noticeable.
The first thing you have to do in order to adapt the design to your aesthetic needs is to apply styles to the new blocks.
But you can also give a CSS class to the pages that use the block editor to apply certain styles only on them.
Would you be interested in this? The, use the following code.
Snippet to insert a custom CSS class to WordPress block editor pages
Add the following line in functions.php:
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Conclusions
Now you know how to do introduce a CSS class to pages that use the block editor by code.
If you’re interested in adapting a child theme to WordPress block editor, check out the tutorial that includes all the changes you need to make to make sure your child theme is compatible with the block editor.
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