A set of blocks widht UIKit classes built into them for the Gutenberg editor in Wordpress. Version 1.0.0

These blocks aren't made to replace the standard gutenberg blocks, but instead to work with them.

The expectation is that you want to use UIKit for a quick page structure and use your own theme's styles separately.

Documentation for UIKit

This project was bootstrapped with Create Guten Block.

• styleless-container, for a styleless div you can add classes to
• uk-container
• uk-grid
• uk-accordion w/ uk-accordion-item
• uk-lightbox w/ uk-lightbox-item
• uk-card
• uk-slideshow w/ uk-slideshow-item
• uk-modal

1. Open the src folder in terminal
2. Run npm install
3. Run npm run start to develop, it will build the whole plugin everytime you save
4. Duplicate the 'default-uikit-block'
5. Find and replace 'default-uikit' with your new block name
6. Start developing your block
7. When you finish developing run npm run build for a more optimized build
8. Make sure you add your new bloc kto the 'src/blocks.js' file

1. Create a folder in the plugin directory of your theme
2. Add the dist folder and the plugin.php file to that directory
3. Open one of your posts and type 'uk' inside the block search tool
4. Try out each block and discover the power of UIKit with Gutenberg

Its very simple, ideally you would start with the uk-container block which would hold all of the other blocks.

If you want to style certain blocks differently outside of wordpress/uikit, you can add the styleless-container block and give it a class which you can use in your styles.

Every block has a few inspector controls that are the same for each, ex. text-align, margin, width, and visibility.

Some blocks have inspector controls that are specific to that block, ex. uk-grid which has a child width selector.