Enable shadow support for cover block#61883
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Shadow applies to cover block both in global styles and block settings.
LGTM! 🚢
On previous attempts to do this, the cover block was displaying inconsistencies between how it was rendered in the editor vs the frontend; that doesn't seem to be the case anymore, so we should be able to enable shadow support without any modifications to the block itself. I'd still appreciate some eyes on this, because I don't know what exactly has changed since the first time I attempted this. Tracking issue: #57103 Co-authored-by: vcanales <vcanales@git.wordpress.org> Co-authored-by: madhusudhand <madhudollu@git.wordpress.org>
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On previous attempts to do this, the cover block was displaying inconsistencies between how it was rendered in the editor vs the frontend; that doesn't seem to be the case anymore, so we should be able to enable shadow support without any modifications to the block itself. I'd still appreciate some eyes on this, because I don't know what exactly has changed since the first time I attempted this. Tracking issue: WordPress#57103 Co-authored-by: madhusudhand <madhudollu@git.wordpress.org>
On previous attempts to do this, the cover block was displaying inconsistencies between how it was rendered in the editor vs the frontend; that doesn't seem to be the case anymore, so we should be able to enable shadow support without any modifications to the block itself. I'd still appreciate some eyes on this, because I don't know what exactly has changed since the first time I attempted this. Tracking issue: #57103 Co-authored-by: madhusudhand <madhudollu@git.wordpress.org>
On previous attempts to do this, the cover block was displaying inconsistencies between how it was rendered in the editor vs the frontend; that doesn't seem to be the case anymore, so we should be able to enable shadow support without any modifications to the block itself. I'd still appreciate some eyes on this, because I don't know what exactly has changed since the first time I attempted this. Tracking issue: WordPress#57103 Co-authored-by: madhusudhand <madhudollu@git.wordpress.org>
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On previous attempts to do this, the cover block was displaying inconsistencies between how it was rendered in the editor vs the frontend; that doesn't seem to be the case anymore, so we should be enable shadow support without any modifications to the block itself.
I'd still appreciate some eyes on this, because I don't know what exactly has changed since the first time I attempted this.
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