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Who said #CSS is not a programming language? 🤦‍♂️

@rmelogli The 'fixed width' is actually just a 'flex-basis', so it plays nice with different screen sizes :)

@lelandf @thekevingeary Same! I had no idea it was possible, but it solved my issue. Now I’m thinking of using it to add some responsive settings to Gutenberg.

@rmelogli Group block with a fixed width:

This is the solution in action 👇

RT @takayukister: We plan to introduce the integration module for Cloudflare Turnstile to Contact Form 7 6.1.

@mgaak1dev I think Gutenberg has improved a lot lately, which makes me excited about what we're doing at @blocklayouts to make it even better for content creators.

@briancoords @jeffr0 @mikemcalister @nickmdiego You're right! But my goal was to make something easily copy-pasteable across block themes with no CSS required. I think I can also pull that off using the custom HTML block.

Thinking about adding a "Copy CSS" feature for custom CSS effects like hover and animations to @blocklayouts patterns. Where should the button go? 1️⃣ Beside Preview & Code 2️⃣ Under "Code/CSS/Copy" What do you think? 👀

@briancoords @jeffr0 @mikemcalister @nickmdiego This is just a trick using core/paragraph with a <span> and some inline JS 😅.

@Bovelett @jkoussertari What about converting the SVG code to a data URL and using it within <img> tags? I am talking about something like this:

@briancoords What about: how to add custom icons without a plugin, or how to create layouts like this:

@richard_tabor @carolinapoena @briancoords @JosVelasco @pootlepress What if template parts could connect to multiple patterns? Like Template-part: 'header' → patterns: 'header-centered, header-large-title'...etc

@briancoords @JosVelasco @pootlepress @carolinapoena 👀?