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Thanks, @t-hamano!
This fixes the issue and makes more sense than hiding the admin bar using JS.
If we have to disable or enable other hooks, using a wp_initialize_site_preview_hooks
general method might be more future-proof.
Looks good. We can do a follow-up based on the core PR feedback after it's merged. |
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// If theme is block based, return the Editor, otherwise return the site preview. |
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P.S. I removed this comment as I don't think it represents an actual implementation. The SitePreview
component is not used in block-based themes.
There was a conflict while trying to cherry-pick the commit to the wp/6.8 branch. Please resolve the conflict manually and create a PR to the wp/6.8 branch. PRs to wp/6.8 are similar to PRs to trunk, but you should base your PR on the wp/6.8 branch instead of trunk.
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I found that the auto cherry-pick failed due to a conflict. I would like to submit a separate PR for |
…69514) * Site Editor: Hide admin bar in classic theme site preview * Add core backport changelog * Use hte same approach as the core Co-authored-by: t-hamano <wildworks@git.wordpress.org> Co-authored-by: Mamaduka <mamaduka@git.wordpress.org> Co-authored-by: stokesman <presstoke@git.wordpress.org>
What? How?
Alternatives to #69480
Closes #69474
This PR adds the
wp_site_preview=1
parameter to the classic site preview iframe src to prevent the admin bar from appearing.Why?
The current logic attempts to remove the admin bar via the
onLoad
prop. In my understanding, theonLoad
prop is executed after the iframe content is loaded. Therefore, the admin bar will be displayed for a short time until the content is fully loaded.How?
This problem can be solved by injecting some CSS, but it would be best to hide the admin bar itself. This PR hooks the
show_admin_bar
filter based on the GET parameterwp_site_preview=1
,Note
We're still in discussion about whether to move this JS code into the core. See WordPress/wordpress-develop#8475 (comment) for more details.
Testing Instructions
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2cf3481e0fba71356dcb150532576448.mp4