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This appears to be the case with built in blocks at the moment. If you use them with default Twenty Nineteen theme you get the same look in both backend and frontend

When building custom theme, should we make sure blocks are identical in both cases? It seems that this requires loading the same CSS frameworks and JS in back-end and front-end

This appears to be the case with built in blocks at the moment. If you use them with default Twenty Nineteen theme you get the same look in both backend and frontend

When building custom theme, should we make sure blocks are identical in both cases? It seems that this requires loading the same CSS frameworks and JS in back-end and front-end

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Ideally, yes. Blocks are supposed to be WYSIWYG. See the Editor Styles section of the Gutenberg Handbook for how to load theme styles in the editor.

You need to add an editor stylesheet with add_editor_style(), the same way you did with the previous editor, but to support the block editor you need to declare theme support for editor styles:

add_theme_support( 'editor-styles' );

This appears to be the case with built in blocks at the moment. If you use them with default Twenty Nineteen theme you get the same look in both backend and frontend

When building custom theme, should we make sure blocks are identical in both cases? It seems that this requires loading the same CSS frameworks and JS in back-end and front-end

This appears to be the case with built in blocks at the moment. If you use them with default Twenty Nineteen theme you get the same look in both backend and frontend

When building custom theme, should we make sure blocks are identical in both cases? It seems that this requires loading the same CSS frameworks and JS in back-end and front-end

  • block-editor
Share Improve this question asked Dec 20, 2018 at 18:18 user1089548user1089548 1211 silver badge3 bronze badges
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Ideally, yes. Blocks are supposed to be WYSIWYG. See the Editor Styles section of the Gutenberg Handbook for how to load theme styles in the editor.

You need to add an editor stylesheet with add_editor_style(), the same way you did with the previous editor, but to support the block editor you need to declare theme support for editor styles:

add_theme_support( 'editor-styles' );

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