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Changeset 2752237


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Timestamp:
07/05/2022 08:18:12 PM (4 years ago)
Author:
wpwing
Message:

Update v1.0.1

Location:
wpwing-sticky-block
Files:
2 edited
5 copied

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  • wpwing-sticky-block/tags/1.0.1/readme.txt

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    11=== WPWing Sticky Block ===
     2
    23Contributors:      wpwing, voboghure
    34Tags:              sticky, sticky block, gutenberg, block editor
     
    56Tested up to:      6.0
    67Requires PHP:      7.0
    7 Stable tag:        1.0.0
     8Stable tag:        1.0.1
    89License:           GPL-3.0-or-later
    910License URI:       https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.html
     
    1314== Description ==
    1415
    15 The WPWing Sticky Block can be added to any anywhere and will be sticky as soon as it hits the top with an optional offset pixel of the page after you scroll down. The WPWing Sticky Block is a container block meaning you can add other blocks in it (make all of them sticky) or can be added in another block like columns, etc.
     16The WPWing Sticky Block can be added anywhere and will be sticky as soon as it hits the top with an optional offset pixel of the page after you scroll down. The WPWing Sticky Block is a container block meaning you can add other blocks in it (make all of them sticky) or can be added in another block like columns, etc.
    1617
    1718= Features =
     
    1920* **Container Block**: WPWing Sticky Block works as a container block, that can hold other blocks.
    2021* **Normal Block**: You can add WPWing Sticky Block in any column, group or table block.
    21 * **Positioning from top**: You can add any amount of space between the Sticky Block and the top of the page.
    22 * **Admin Bar aware**: If the current user has an admin toolbar then the sticky block will add the height and stick after that.
    23 * **Z-index**: You can use z-index so that no element can obscure your sticky block.
     22* **Positioning from top**: You can add any amount of space between the WPWing Sticky Block and the top of the page.
     23* **Admin Bar aware**: If the current user has an admin toolbar then the WPWing Sticky Block will add the height and stick after that.
     24* **Z-index**: You can use z-index so that no element can obscure your WPWing Sticky Block.
    2425
    2526== Installation ==
     
    3940
    40411. WPWing Sticky block in block search.
    41 2. Output in editor.
    42 3. Block setting in editor.
     422. Output in the editor.
     433. Block settings in the editor.
    43444. Output in frontend when sticky.
    4445
  • wpwing-sticky-block/tags/1.0.1/wpwing-sticky-block.php

    r2750486 r2752237  
    11<?php
     2
    23/**
    34 * Plugin Name:       WPWing Sticky Block
    4  * Description:       Example static block scaffolded with Create Block tool.
    5  * Requires at least: 5.9
     5 * Description:       A sticky block which can hold any other block.
     6 * Version:           1.0.1
     7 * Requires at least: 5.8
     8 * Tested up to:      6.0
    69 * Requires PHP:      7.0
    7  * Version:           1.0.0
    8  * Author:            The WordPress Contributors
     10 * Author:            WPWing
     11 * Author URI:        https://wpwing.com/
    912 * License:           GPL-3.0-or-later
    1013 * License URI:       https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.html
    1114 * Text Domain:       wpwing-sticky-block
     15 * Domain Path:       /languages
    1216 *
    1317 * @package           create-block
  • wpwing-sticky-block/trunk/readme.txt

    r2750486 r2752237  
    11=== WPWing Sticky Block ===
     2
    23Contributors:      wpwing, voboghure
    34Tags:              sticky, sticky block, gutenberg, block editor
     
    56Tested up to:      6.0
    67Requires PHP:      7.0
    7 Stable tag:        1.0.0
     8Stable tag:        1.0.1
    89License:           GPL-3.0-or-later
    910License URI:       https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.html
     
    1314== Description ==
    1415
    15 The WPWing Sticky Block can be added to any anywhere and will be sticky as soon as it hits the top with an optional offset pixel of the page after you scroll down. The WPWing Sticky Block is a container block meaning you can add other blocks in it (make all of them sticky) or can be added in another block like columns, etc.
     16The WPWing Sticky Block can be added anywhere and will be sticky as soon as it hits the top with an optional offset pixel of the page after you scroll down. The WPWing Sticky Block is a container block meaning you can add other blocks in it (make all of them sticky) or can be added in another block like columns, etc.
    1617
    1718= Features =
     
    1920* **Container Block**: WPWing Sticky Block works as a container block, that can hold other blocks.
    2021* **Normal Block**: You can add WPWing Sticky Block in any column, group or table block.
    21 * **Positioning from top**: You can add any amount of space between the Sticky Block and the top of the page.
    22 * **Admin Bar aware**: If the current user has an admin toolbar then the sticky block will add the height and stick after that.
    23 * **Z-index**: You can use z-index so that no element can obscure your sticky block.
     22* **Positioning from top**: You can add any amount of space between the WPWing Sticky Block and the top of the page.
     23* **Admin Bar aware**: If the current user has an admin toolbar then the WPWing Sticky Block will add the height and stick after that.
     24* **Z-index**: You can use z-index so that no element can obscure your WPWing Sticky Block.
    2425
    2526== Installation ==
     
    3940
    40411. WPWing Sticky block in block search.
    41 2. Output in editor.
    42 3. Block setting in editor.
     422. Output in the editor.
     433. Block settings in the editor.
    43444. Output in frontend when sticky.
    4445
  • wpwing-sticky-block/trunk/wpwing-sticky-block.php

    r2750486 r2752237  
    11<?php
     2
    23/**
    34 * Plugin Name:       WPWing Sticky Block
    4  * Description:       Example static block scaffolded with Create Block tool.
    5  * Requires at least: 5.9
     5 * Description:       A sticky block which can hold any other block.
     6 * Version:           1.0.1
     7 * Requires at least: 5.8
     8 * Tested up to:      6.0
    69 * Requires PHP:      7.0
    7  * Version:           1.0.0
    8  * Author:            The WordPress Contributors
     10 * Author:            WPWing
     11 * Author URI:        https://wpwing.com/
    912 * License:           GPL-3.0-or-later
    1013 * License URI:       https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.html
    1114 * Text Domain:       wpwing-sticky-block
     15 * Domain Path:       /languages
    1216 *
    1317 * @package           create-block
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