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The Block Editor is the 'new publishing experience' introduced in WordPress 5.0, replacing TinyMCE and other aspects of the default editing experience. Find out more at https://wordpress.org/gutenberg/
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How to extract 'intro' block from page content, but later strip from page main content
I am trying to find a way to strip a block from the page content, but first extract it to be able to render it earlier on the page.
Instead of having the intro section block inside the <div> with .ent …
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How to extract 'intro' block from page content, but later strip from page main content
For anyone interested, with the suggestion from @TomJNowell I managed to retry using the render_block filter and simplify the solution to the problem:
Callback function (replacing example_filter_the_p …
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