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Something new that came out with WP 6.1 is the concept of root padding. This feature could be beneficial in helping to maintain uniform component widths and paddings through the site as they interact with full width and non-full width elements. Maybe do some investigation on how this can be best incorporated with Gesso as it is today and how to best educate people on the best practice. Also take some time to consider any risks for integrating this practice into gesso as it stands today.
If a PR is made for this change, let's have documentation stored for the changes and instructions on how to manage the site padding in the PR itself so the documentation can be ported over properly when merged.
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Something new that came out with WP 6.1 is the concept of root padding. This feature could be beneficial in helping to maintain uniform component widths and paddings through the site as they interact with full width and non-full width elements. Maybe do some investigation on how this can be best incorporated with Gesso as it is today and how to best educate people on the best practice. Also take some time to consider any risks for integrating this practice into gesso as it stands today.
Reference to the documentation in wp.org:
https://make.wordpress.org/themes/2022/09/07/full-width-blocks-and-root-padding-in-wordpress-6-1/
If a PR is made for this change, let's have documentation stored for the changes and instructions on how to manage the site padding in the PR itself so the documentation can be ported over properly when merged.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: