Button Block Not Inheriting GeneratePress Button (Customiser) Style

Hi Raymond,

I’ve done everything Tom recommends in his responses (added the filter to functions.php) but nothing has changed.

Based on your reply in you original topic, it seemed working perfectly before, so it doesn't work now?

Imo, if [some] customiser options are not working isn’t it better to exclude them altogether, since they add extra and not-useful code to websites?

Not sure what you mean.

Can you share the exact code you are using and link us to your site where we can see the button?

Based on your reply in you original topic, it seemed working perfectly before...

I never actually said that it was working, otherwise I would not have started a new support topic. I also never commented on the original post; I only linked it to show that I've already searched for a solution and what I found doesn't work.

Not sure what you mean.

I could be wrong, but I meant that all customiser style options are loaded on all pages. If some of them do not work, isn't that extra code?

Can you share the exact code you are using and link us to your site where we can see the button?
It is a locally-hosted website on my PC. Here is the code:

//---------------Force buttons to use customiser settings---------------------------
add_filter( 'generateblocks_defaults', function( $defaults ) {
    $color_settings = wp_parse_args(
        get_option( 'generate_settings', array() ),
        generate_get_color_defaults()
    );

    $typography_settings = wp_parse_args(
        get_option( 'generate_settings', array() ),
        generate_get_default_fonts()
    );

    $defaults['button']['backgroundColor'] = $color_settings['form_button_background_color'];
    $defaults['button']['backgroundColorHover'] = $color_settings['form_button_background_color_hover'];
    $defaults['button']['textColor'] = $color_settings['form_button_text_color'];
    $defaults['button']['textColorHover'] = $color_settings['form_button_text_color_hover'];
    $defaults['button']['paddingTop'] = '15';
    $defaults['button']['paddingRight'] = '35';
    $defaults['button']['paddingBottom'] = '15';
    $defaults['button']['paddingLeft'] = '35';

    $defaults['button']['fontSize'] = $typography_settings['buttons_font_size'];
    $defaults['button']['fontWeight'] = $typography_settings['buttons_font_weight'];
    $defaults['button']['textTransform'] = $typography_settings['buttons_font_transform'];
	$defaults['button']['fontFamily'] = $typography_settings['font_buttons'];

    return $defaults;
} );

Hi there,

Our Typography system now allows you to add a custom selector, so you can target GenerateBlocks buttons without any code.

For example, go to Customize > Typography and add a new Typography item in the Typography Manager. Open the Target Element dropdown and choose "Custom" at the very bottom.

Now in the custom CSS selector field, you can add this: .gb-button

Now configure the default typography settings for your GenerateBlocks buttons.

For the colors and padding, you can now use this snippet:

add_filter( 'generateblocks_defaults', function( $defaults ) {
    $color_settings = wp_parse_args(
        get_option( 'generate_settings', array() ),
        generate_get_color_defaults()
    );

    $defaults['button']['backgroundColor'] = $color_settings['form_button_background_color'];
    $defaults['button']['backgroundColorHover'] = $color_settings['form_button_background_color_hover'];
    $defaults['button']['textColor'] = $color_settings['form_button_text_color'];
    $defaults['button']['textColorHover'] = $color_settings['form_button_text_color_hover'];
    $defaults['button']['paddingTop'] = '15';
    $defaults['button']['paddingRight'] = '35';
    $defaults['button']['paddingBottom'] = '15';
    $defaults['button']['paddingLeft'] = '35';

    return $defaults;
} );

Let me know if that helps or not :)