Hi Danny,
Just saw a small design glitch in the (posts and) pages statistics. When a post or page title exceeds a certain length, the column displaying the number of views is rendered invisible. See screenshot.
Furthermore, I love that #PostFormat archives are now tracked as well.
OMG! I just discovered that #PostFormat templates for archives, like /type/image, are already supported in the #WordPress site editor world. They just have a strange name: taxonomy-post_format-post-format-image.html, and are not registered within the site editor.
I tested this with #TT4, and it works like a charm.
Kudos to [email protected].
https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/issues/53049#issuecomment-2223569019
@mikehindle
I really like the new default theme, #TwentyTwentyFour, and I plan to stick with it. The cool thing about block themes is that any new features in the block editor automatically become new features for your theme too.
Who knows what #TT5 or #TT6 will bring, but my top wish is for #PostFormat support in the block editor/Gutenberg plus having post formats as a third taxonomy in #WordPress core.
The basis is already set with the slug /type/PostFormat. E.g. https://ma.tt/type/link/
I’m a bit proud. I just created a custom single post template for my #WordPress site called "single-without-featured-image." I copied the standard single post template of #TT4 and removed the featured image block.
Next, I bulk-edited all 162 of my posts tagged "image" (#PostFormat "image"), changing their template to my custom one.
Now, all image posts can still have a featured image, but it won’t be displayed on the single post, avoiding duplicate pictures there. (15m max.)
Nick Bohle 🇪🇺
