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Spacer block no longer inherits orientation #58894
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@tellthemachines in #49322 updated this block to inherit the orientation from the parent's layout. Something must have happened in the mean time. |
I can't reproduce this on Gutenberg trunk, have you tried in on a clean install? |
If you are testing with TT4, you may not be able to reproduce this issue as the layout is already defined in the template part of the theme. I think you can reproduce this problem by inserting the navigation somewhere else or creating a new navigation. |
Oooh I see thanks! I can now reproduce this but it's not only in Gutenberg trunk, I can also see it in WP 6.4.3. Not sure if this can be classed as a regression but I agree it would be good to fix for this release 😅 |
I see what the problem is: we're checking the parent layout |
I suspect now that this never worked correctly and we somehow didn't notice until now 🤔 |
For clarity, I removed the label because it's meant for PRs not issues. |
@youknowriad oops to eager me! |
Description
When a spacer block is inserted in a navigation block which has a default horizontal orientation, the spacer block is oriented vertically.
Step-by-step reproduction instructions
Screenshots, screen recording, code snippet
spacer-orientation-layout-bug.mp4
Environment info
Gutenberg trunk.
Please confirm that you have searched existing issues in the repo.
Yes
Please confirm that you have tested with all plugins deactivated except Gutenberg.
Yes
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