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I want to disable a particular container that resides in a sidebar element when a certain page is viewed. Is that possible?
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Hey George,
It should be possible with CSS if that container has a custom class added.
Can you link me to the page in question if you need help with the CSS?
It should be something like:
.page-id-xxx .custom-class { display: none; }Hi Leo, I can do the CSS, it’s very easy, I just want to disable it completely, like gone from the markup. Maybe a GB filter and a conditional check
if ( is page() ), or something.I’ve not seen a solution for this unfortunately.
You could try checking with WP’s support team – if Gutenberg editor has a way to make a block (any blocks) disappear, then I’d assume it would work with GB’s container block.
Oops posted in the wrong thread.
You are right, it’s the
render_blockfilter. Here I remove a GB container when a custom term from a custom taxonomy is viewed.add_filter( 'render_block', function( $content, $block ) { if ($block['blockName'] === 'generateblocks/container') { if (isset($block['attrs']['className']) ) { if (strpos( $block['attrs']['className'], 'bet-of-the-day-sidebar' ) !== false && is_tax( 'my-taxonomy', 'my-term' ) ) { return ''; } } } return $content; }, 10, 2 );Thanks!
Thanks for sharing the solution!
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