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April 29, 2021 16:04
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WordPress/Gutenberg: Automatically create a list of links to anchor points in headings
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<?php | |
// Create an array to put out anchor links into | |
$anchorLinks = array(); | |
// We're going to parse out the blocks of the current page's content | |
$blocks = parse_blocks(get_the_content()); | |
foreach ($blocks as $block) { | |
// We're only going through 'heading' blocks. Technically any(?) core Gutenberg block can have an anchor link, | |
// but we're sticking with headings to keep it simple. | |
if ($block['blockName'] == 'core/heading') { | |
// Only if the heading actually has an ID attr (which would indicicate it's an anchor) | |
if (strpos($block['innerHTML'], 'id=') !== false) { | |
// User preg_match() to pull out the value of the ID, which in this case is $matches[1] | |
preg_match('/id="([\s\S]*?)"/', $block['innerHTML'], $matches); | |
// Create an anchor link, with a link to the heading we've just processed, using the stripped text value | |
// of the heading as the text for the link. | |
$anchorLink = '<a href="#' . $matches[1] . '">' . wp_strip_all_tags($block['innerHTML']) . '</a>'; | |
// Add it to our array | |
$anchorLinks[] = $anchorLink; | |
} | |
} | |
} | |
// Assuming the $anchorLinks array isn't empty, spit out an <ol> list of links | |
if (!empty($anchorLinks)) { | |
echo '<ol class="content-links sticky">'; | |
foreach($anchorLinks as $link) | |
echo '<li>' . $link . '</li>'; | |
echo '</ol>'; | |
} | |
?> |
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