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The rename block feature is going to land on 6.4, so I propose we use it on our patterns so they are clear to the users as to what they are. We can rename the main container of the pattern and in more complex ones any relevant sections (like rename the sidebar column and the main column on the templates that use them as layout!)
My main concern with this is that adding this may produce broken markup for the theme (which already happens for patterns that use new features like aspect ratio) if you are using a previous version of WordPress. What should we do about that?
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Every default theme so far has set the "Requires at least" to the actual version it was shipped with. Which means we can set TT4 to require at least WP 6.4, so it won't be installable on previous versions.
Love it that this finally comes to the editor and yes, we should update all our patterns with this one.
On checking the readme.txt and the style.css I noticed the style.css still has 6.0 there, it should be updated to 6.4.
The rename block feature is going to land on 6.4, so I propose we use it on our patterns so they are clear to the users as to what they are. We can rename the main container of the pattern and in more complex ones any relevant sections (like rename the sidebar column and the main column on the templates that use them as layout!)
My main concern with this is that adding this may produce broken markup for the theme (which already happens for patterns that use new features like aspect ratio) if you are using a previous version of WordPress. What should we do about that?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: