Add a block supports chapter to the block creation tutorial #38210
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This is a good first step, let's ship and iterate.
Once a few more pieces are in place: #38208, other tutorials (block supports for dynamic blocks), code in new code in https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg-examples, etc we should review all the content together and polish.
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I don't see this page in the block tutorial and the link introduced in the previous chapter points to a non-existing page. I've prepared #38452 to fix this. |
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I inadvertently committed (now reverted) this tutorial in trunk.
The idea is that we emphasize custom controls a bit too much while most block authors should ideally rely on block supports.