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Add a Counts style to the Reactions block - #3917
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/cc @kaffeeringe I think this fits even better with your needs!? |
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Yes. That looks nice! |
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Proposed changes:
get_comments_link()and use core's "%s Comment" labels. Likes, reposts and quotes link to the post, where the full Reactions block lists them. Reaction types with no entries are hidden. The comment count shows as long as comments are open.iconis now an SVG instead of an emoji. On WordPress 7.1+ it comes fromwp_get_icon( 'core/<type>' ), with a bundled SVG as fallback.Blocks::get_reaction_types()adds comments in front and feeds both the server render and the editor preview, so a new comment type with aniconand count labels shows up automatically.Other information:
The emoji in the comment type
iconare replaced by SVG markup. Nothing in the plugin used them, but code that reads the registry gets markup now.Testing instructions:
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Add a Counts style to the Fediverse Reactions block that shows comments and reactions as a line of simple links, for example to replace the comments link in a query loop.
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