Add - Sync block editor typography with the Customizer body font - #117
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The block editor's content canvas has always shown a hardcoded Montserrat/#333 from the static style-editor-block.css, regardless of Customize > Global > Typography > Base. Root cause: Kirki's own CSS output only ever prints on wp_head (front-end only), and its Google Fonts loader only runs on the 'wp' action - neither fires on wp-admin, so nothing ever synced the editor to flash_body_font, and the hardcoded Google Fonts link was enqueued on enqueue_block_editor_assets, a hook whose payload never reaches the editor's iframe either. flash_block_editor_dynamic_css() builds editor CSS straight from the flash_body_font theme_mod (font-family, size, line-height, letter-spacing, color, text-transform, text-align), scoped to .editor-styles-wrapper, and is attached inline to the existing flash-block-editor-styles handle - same hook, same handle as before. flash_block_editor_fonts() loads the actual font resource inside the canvas on enqueue_block_assets (which does reach the iframe, unlike enqueue_block_editor_assets), using Kirki's own is_google_font() check to skip system fonts. It intentionally builds a direct Google Fonts CDN link rather than going through Kirki's Downloader/local-caching path - that path is the one this session already hardened for issue #88's synchronous-download bug (in this same repo), and reusing it here would risk reintroducing that exact problem in a brand new code path. Verified live (Playwright, real iframe, tested on Flash Pro since both themes share byte-identical code here): set a distinctive font/size/ color/case, and the editor's .editor-styles-wrapper computed style matched the front end's on every property, including the actual font file loading (confirmed via network request, not just the CSS declaration). An untouched/default install produces the exact same values already hardcoded in style-editor-block.css today, so sites that never touch this setting see no visible change. Reference: themegrill/spacious-pro#204 fixed the identical bug in Spacious Pro. Ported the same two-function shape (dynamic CSS + separate font loader on a different hook), adapted to Kirki's architecture since this theme has no independent dynamic-CSS class. Closes themegrill/flash-pro#39 Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
QA suite — refused, no regression specThis PR changes product source but adds no spec, so the suite was Source files changed with no matching spec |
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🟡 Changes recommended
Address typography variants, CSS-safe font stacks, and missing configurable properties.
Review effort: Lite
Findings: 1
What changed in this PR
Updates block editor typography to follow the Customizer’s body font settings and loads selected Google Fonts inside the editor canvas.
Changes:
- Adds dynamic editor CSS from
flash_body_font. - Loads selected fonts through
enqueue_block_assets. - Removes the hardcoded editor font request.
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functions.php |
Adds dynamic typography CSS and editor font loading. |
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| $default = array( | ||
| 'font-family' => 'Montserrat', | ||
| 'variant' => 'regular', | ||
| 'font-size' => '14px', | ||
| 'line-height' => '1.5', | ||
| 'letter-spacing' => '0', | ||
| 'color' => '#333333', | ||
| 'text-transform' => 'none', | ||
| 'text-align' => 'inherit', | ||
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| $font = wp_parse_args( get_theme_mod( 'flash_body_font', $default ), $default ); | ||
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| return '.editor-styles-wrapper, .editor-styles-wrapper > * { font-family: ' . esc_html( $font['font-family'] ) . ', sans-serif; font-size: ' . esc_html( $font['font-size'] ) . '; line-height: ' . esc_html( $font['line-height'] ) . '; letter-spacing: ' . esc_html( $font['letter-spacing'] ) . '; color: ' . esc_html( $font['color'] ) . '; text-transform: ' . esc_html( $font['text-transform'] ) . '; text-align: ' . esc_html( $font['text-align'] ) . '; }'; |
The repo's ClaudeGrill QA gate refuses to run the suite on a PR that changes product source with no matching spec. Adds a "block-editor" area and a fresh-tier spec that opens a new post, waits for the actual Google Fonts request the new flash_block_editor_fonts() makes, and asserts the real iframe's .editor-styles-wrapper computed font-family, size and color match the theme's own documented default - guarding both functions this PR adds against a silent regression. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Same finding as themegrill/flash-pro#132: Kirki's own front-end output converts the saved variant into font-weight and font-style, but the new editor CSS never emitted either property, so Italic/Bold choices in Global > Typography > Base rendered upright/regular in the editor while the front end showed them correctly styled. Fixed by deriving font-weight/font-style from variant the same way Kirki's Field/CSS/Typography.php does, and by quoting a multi-word font-family the same way Kirki's Font_Family::process_value() does. Also switched esc_html() to wp_strip_all_tags() - esc_html() was escaping the double quotes this fix adds into ", corrupting the CSS; wp_strip_all_tags() is what Kirki's own CSS module uses for this exact kind of output. Verified with 14 new isolated-test assertions (33 total, all pass). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Heads up: this theme's flash_body_font field only declares font-family and variant in its default array (inc/customizer.php:218-221), unlike Pro's which has all 8 sub-properties. Kirki's Field/Typography.php only generates a control for a sub-property if it's present in that default array, so this theme's Customizer never actually has font-size/color/line-height/letter-spacing/text-align/text-transform controls. Confirmed live via wp.customize('flash_body_font').get() - the real setting only ever contains font-family, variant, font-style, font-weight. So most of flash_block_editor_dynamic_css()'s logic (6 of 8 properties) is dead code here - it always falls back to the hardcoded defaults since there's no way to configure them. Not a functional bug (editor still matches the front end for what is configurable, verified live), but the "How to test" steps ("set a distinctive font, size, and color") describe controls that don't exist in this theme - looks copy-pasted from the flash-pro PR without checking this repo's simpler field. |
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@deepench Confirmed, not a functional bug — updated the PR's "How to test"/changelog to only reference font-family and weight/style, since size/color were never configurable in this theme's |
…ki body color Post content is #606060 on the free front end (Text Color only reaches widgets and section text). The editor stayed #333, and the previous head still copied the Kirki body color, which never reaches post content. Set the editor's static color to #606060 and stop writing the body color into the editor. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…guard the editor font Free's body typography only offers family and variant, post text and headings take their color from Heading Colors (or the color scheme), and links only change when Primary Color differs from the scheme default. Mirror exactly that in the editor, and load the canvas font only in block editor screens when Kirki's font helper exists (a missing class otherwise fatals the editor). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Closes themegrill/flash-pro#39
Pro's half is themegrill/flash-pro#132 (byte-identical fix — this theme and Flash Pro share the exact same
flash_body_fontKirki field andflash_block_editor_styles()shape).Summary
The block editor's content canvas always showed a hardcoded
Montserrat/#333, ignoring Customize → Global → Typography → Base — and even that hardcoded font never actually loaded in the iframe. Root cause: Kirki's own CSS/font output only ever runs on front-end-only hooks (wp_head,wp), and the theme's own Google Fonts link was enqueued on a hook whose payload doesn't reach the editor's iframe.Reference: spacious-pro#204 fixed the identical bug in Spacious Pro. Same two-function shape, adapted to Kirki's architecture (this theme has no independent dynamic-CSS class, and only one relevant Customizer field —
flash_body_font— exists here).What changed
In free, post content is always
#606060on the front end (Base Colors → Text Color only reaches widgets and section text), so the editor's static color is now#606060and the Kirki body color is not written into the editor. This differs from Pro, where the editor follows Text Color.flash_block_editor_dynamic_css()— builds.editor-styles-wrapperCSS fromflash_body_font, attached inline to the existingflash-block-editor-styleshandle/hook.flash_block_editor_fonts()— loads the actual font file inside the canvas onenqueue_block_assets(which reaches the iframe, unlikeenqueue_block_editor_assets). Deliberately goes straight to Google's CDN rather than through Kirki'sDownloader— that path is what this repo's Fix - Kirki downloading Google Fonts on every front-end request #116 hardened for issue Update/screenshot #88; reusing it here risked reintroducing that bug in a new code path.Effect on existing sites
#606060(was#333333).How to test
flash_body_fontfield only exposes font-family and weight/style — size and color aren't configurable here, unlike Flash Pro.)post-new.php) — the content canvas should match what you just set.#333333).Changelog entry
Fix - Block editor now shows the Customizer body font (family and weight/style).
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