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name: "Template System Refactoring with Patterns & Parts"
about: "Complete template modernization using patterns, template parts, and WordPress CSS variables"
title: "feat: Complete Template Refactoring with Patterns, Template Parts, and WordPress Design Tokens"

Summary

This PR completes the template restructuring epic by refactoring all archive and single templates to use patterns and template parts instead of hardcoded HTML. All inline styles have been replaced with WordPress CSS variables, enabling full Site Editor customization while maintaining design consistency with the Figma Design System. This builds upon the infrastructure established in PR #809 and fulfills the requirements of Issue #798.

Linked issues: Closes #798

Changes

Template Refactoring

Archive Templates

Standardized structure for all archive templates following this pattern:

<!-- wp:template-part {"slug":"header","theme":"twentytwentyfive","tagName":"header"} /-->
<!-- wp:group content -->
<!-- wp:template-part {"slug":"footer","theme":"twentytwentyfive","tagName":"footer"} /-->
  • archive-tour.html - Refactored with card-based layout using patterns

    • Removed all hardcoded styles
    • Uses WordPress spacing presets (var(--wp--preset--spacing--*))
    • Implements tour card pattern for consistent display
  • archive-accommodation.html - Modernized archive display

    • Pattern-based accommodation cards
    • Responsive grid layout with WordPress variables
    • Proper spacing and alignment using design tokens
  • archive-destination.html - Enhanced destination archive

    • Destination card pattern implementation
    • Consistent spacing with WordPress scale
  • archive-review.html - Review archive with new pattern

    • Review card pattern with quotation icons
    • Clean layout using WordPress CSS variables

Single Templates

  • single-tour.html - Complete pattern-based refactoring

    • Sticky Menu Block - Proper sticky positioning with theme colors
    • Fast Facts Template Part - Tour information sidebar
    • Itinerary Section - Pattern-based day-by-day display
    • Gallery Section - Pattern for image gallery
    • Reviews Section - Review card pattern integration
    • Conditional display logic for sections with data
    • WordPress CSS variables for all styling
    • Responsive spacing implementation
  • single-accommodation.html - Modernized accommodation template

    • Fast Facts Template Part - Accommodation details sidebar
    • Units/Rooms Section - Pattern-based unit display
    • Gallery Section - Consistent gallery pattern
    • Facilities Display - Proper icon and text alignment
    • Price information shows only when set and > 0
    • All spacing uses WordPress presets
  • single-destination.html - Enhanced destination display

    • Fast Facts Template Part - Destination quick reference
    • Travel Information Pattern - Carousel display for country info
    • Gallery Section - Image gallery pattern
    • Section visibility logic (hides when no content)
    • Removed fallback values that broke editor rendering
    • WordPress CSS variables throughout
  • single-country.html - Country template refactoring

    • Pattern-based layout structure
    • Proper spacing with design tokens
    • Consistent with destination template patterns
  • single-region.html - Region template modernization

    • Aligned with country template structure
    • Pattern and template part integration
    • WordPress variable-based styling

Patterns Created/Enhanced

  • Review Card Pattern (review-card.php)
    • Quotation icon integration
    • Consistent review display formatting
    • Pattern overrides binding support

CSS Variables Implementation

Replaced all hardcoded styles with WordPress CSS variables:

Colors:

  • var(--wp--preset--color--base)
  • var(--wp--preset--color--contrast)
  • var(--wp--preset--color--primary)

Spacing:

  • var(--wp--preset--spacing--30) through var(--wp--preset--spacing--70)
  • Consistent gap and padding using spacing scale

Typography:

  • Removed hardcoded font sizes in favor of theme defaults
  • Proper vertical alignment for icons and text

Code Quality & Improvements

  • Template Part Registration Fix - Ensured template parts register for current theme
  • Cleaned Development Artifacts - Removed queryIDs and local paths
  • Image Fallbacks - Added placeholder images when featured image not set
  • Conditional Display - Proper visibility logic for sections without content
  • Responsive Layout - All templates responsive using WordPress layout system
  • Border-radius Cleanup - Removed inconsistent border-radius from card images
  • Color Scheme Fixes - Sticky menu now uses proper theme colors
  • Editor Compatibility - Removed fallback values that broke Site Editor

Files Removed

  • search.html - Non-functional search template removed
  • Sticky Header - Removed custom implementation in favor of WordPress defaults

Test Notes

  • Template Rendering:

    • Verify all archive templates render correctly
    • Test all single post templates (tour, accommodation, destination, country, region)
    • Confirm review archive displays properly with new pattern
  • Pattern Integration:

    • Test review card pattern displays correctly
    • Verify section header pattern works in all templates
    • Confirm itinerary and gallery patterns render properly
  • Template Parts:

    • Test fast-facts template parts display on single templates
    • Verify modal template parts still function correctly
    • Confirm template part registration with current theme
  • WordPress CSS Variables:

    • Verify colors match theme settings
    • Test spacing adjusts with WordPress spacing scale
    • Confirm responsive behavior works as expected
  • Conditional Display:

    • Test sections hide when no content exists
    • Verify itinerary/units show only when data present
    • Confirm travel information section visibility logic
    • Test price display only shows when set and > 0
  • Site Editor Compatibility:

    • Test templates can be edited in Site Editor
    • Verify pattern overrides work correctly
    • Confirm no broken rendering in editor
    • Test customization persists correctly
  • Image Handling:

    • Verify placeholder images show when featured image missing
    • Test border-radius removed from card images
    • Confirm consistent image display across templates
  • Sticky Menu:

    • Test sticky menu behavior on single templates
    • Verify color scheme matches theme
    • Confirm sticky positioning works correctly
  • Responsive Testing:

    • Test templates on mobile devices
    • Verify tablet layout works correctly
    • Confirm desktop display is optimal

Edge cases covered:

  • Posts without featured images (show placeholder)
  • Sections without content (properly hidden)
  • Tours/accommodations without price (conditional display)
  • Empty itinerary/units fields (sections hidden)
  • Travel information with no cards (section hidden)
  • Editor customizations (preserved and functional)
  • Theme switching (template parts register correctly)
  • Missing queryIDs cleaned from production templates

Risk & Rollback

  • Risk level: Low-Medium
  • Breaking changes: None - Templates maintain backward compatibility. Enhanced with patterns and WordPress variables without breaking existing functionality.
  • Rollback plan: Revert to commit before this PR. Templates will revert to previous state. No database migrations or schema changes, so rollback is clean and safe.
  • Backward compatibility:
    • Existing template functionality preserved
    • All custom fields still work correctly
    • Block patterns are additive, not replacements
    • WordPress CSS variables gracefully fallback to defaults
    • Site Editor changes are isolated per-site

Checklist (Global DoD / PR)

  • All AC met and demonstrated
  • Tests added/updated (comprehensive manual testing performed)
  • A11y considerations addressed where relevant
    • Templates maintain WCAG 2.2 AA standards
    • Proper semantic HTML structure
    • Screen reader compatibility verified
    • Keyboard navigation tested
  • Docs/readme/changelog updated
    • Comprehensive changelog entries added for v2.1.0
    • Template refactoring documented
    • Pattern usage documented
  • Security/perf impact reviewed where relevant
    • No inline styles (reduced HTML size)
    • WordPress CSS variables cached by browser
    • Template part registration optimized
    • Conditional rendering reduces DOM size
    • No breaking security changes
  • Code/design reviews approved (ready for review)
  • CI green; linked issues closed; release notes prepared (pending CI run)

Additional Notes

This PR is part of the Template Restructuring Epic (#794) and specifically completes Task #798. It builds upon the infrastructure established in PR #809 by:

  1. Completing Template Refactoring - All templates now use patterns and template parts
  2. Implementing Design Tokens - WordPress CSS variables throughout for theme consistency
  3. Enabling Full Customization - All templates editable through Site Editor
  4. Improving Maintainability - Separated presentation (HTML) from styling (CSS variables)
  5. Future-proofing Architecture - Templates adapt to theme changes automatically

Benefits

  1. User Empowerment - Site editors can customize all templates through familiar Site Editor interface
  2. Theme Compatibility - Templates automatically adapt to active theme's design system
  3. Performance - CSS variables cached, reduced inline styles, conditional rendering
  4. Consistency - Standardized patterns and parts across all templates
  5. Flexibility - Easy to customize without code changes
  6. Maintainability - Clean template structure, WordPress standards compliance

Technical Decisions

  • WordPress CSS Variables - Better theme integration than hardcoded values
  • Conditional Rendering - Improved performance by hiding empty sections
  • Template Parts for Current Theme - Ensures compatibility across theme switches
  • Pattern Overrides - Allows easy customization per template
  • Removed Fallback Values - Fixed editor rendering issues
  • Placeholder Images - Better UX than empty image containers

Alignment with Figma Design System

  • Spacing - WordPress spacing scale mapped to Figma spacing tokens
  • Colors - Theme color palette matches Figma color system
  • Typography - Font sizes align with Figma type scale
  • Components - Patterns mirror Figma component library

Future Work (Not in this PR)

  • Additional archive template variations
  • More granular pattern library
  • Template preview functionality in admin
  • Block pattern categories expansion
  • Advanced template customization UI

Reference Documentation

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Sticky Menu block: editor controls for active/hover colours and section mapping; new Review Card and Room Card patterns.
  • Improvements

    • Major template refactor to pattern-based, sectioned layouts across archives and singles.
    • Unified featured-image placeholder to a single default asset.
    • Sticky menu positioning, z-index, mobile visibility and button colour variables refined.
    • CSS and layout tweaks across themes and blocks.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Hide zero/empty prices; improved travel-information, itinerary and units visibility.
  • Removed

    • Legacy search‑results template and archive‑travel‑style reference deleted.

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Pull request overview

This PR completes a comprehensive template refactoring for the Tour Operator plugin, modernizing all archive and single templates to use WordPress patterns, template parts, and CSS variables instead of hardcoded HTML and inline styles. The refactoring improves maintainability, enables full Site Editor customization, and aligns with WordPress best practices.

Key Changes

  • Replaced hardcoded template structures with pattern-based layouts
  • Implemented WordPress CSS variables throughout (spacing, colors, typography)
  • Added sticky menu block with configurable colors for section navigation
  • Consolidated "Fast Facts" sections into reusable template parts
  • Removed search-results template and archive-travel-style template
  • Updated placeholder image handling to use a single default placeholder

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templates/single-tour.html Refactored with sticky menu, template parts for fast facts, pattern-based sections (itinerary, gallery, pricing, reviews), WordPress spacing variables
templates/single-accommodation.html Modernized with sticky menu, fast-facts template part, room cards pattern, WordPress CSS variables for all styling
templates/single-destination.html Enhanced with sticky menu, regions section, travel information pattern, template parts integration
templates/single-country.html Aligned with destination template structure using patterns and WordPress variables
templates/single-region.html Modernized following country template patterns with consistent styling
templates/archive-tour.html Simplified to use tour-card pattern with WordPress spacing presets
templates/archive-review.html Refactored to use review-card pattern with consistent spacing
templates/search-results.html Deleted (non-functional)
templates/archive-travel-style.html Deleted (now uses pattern)
src/css/_additional.scss Added border-radius reset for card images, removed unused styles
src/blocks/sticky-menu/style.scss Added sticky positioning, z-index, mobile hide, configurable colors
src/blocks/sticky-menu/block.json Added color configuration attributes for active/hover states
includes/classes/legacy/class-placeholders.php Unified placeholder to use single default image

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src/blocks/sticky-menu/style.scss (1)

14-32: Consolidate duplicate .lsx-to-sticky-menu selector definitions.

The .lsx-to-sticky-menu selector is defined twice with conflicting position properties (relative at line 16, sticky at line 26). The cascade means sticky will override relative, but this is confusing and violates DRY. Consolidate into a single definition:

.lsx-to-sticky-menu {
	position: sticky;
	top: 0;
	z-index: 100;
	opacity: 0;
	background: var(--wp--preset--color--background, #fff);
	
	@media (max-width: 767px) {
		display: none;
	}
}

.block-editor-iframe__body .lsx-to-sticky-menu {
	opacity: 1;
}

.admin-bar .lsx-to-sticky-menu {
	top: 32px;
}

This eliminates the duplicate selector and makes the intent (sticky positioning by default) immediately clear.

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Use camelCase for variable and function names, kebab-case for CSS classes, and snake_case for PHP variable names per WordPress Coding Standards

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build/blocks/sticky-menu/style-index-rtl.css (1)

1-1: Build artifact properly minified and RTL-adjusted.

The RTL variant correctly inverts text alignment directives (text-align: right where SCSS has left) and preserves all CSS variable references through minification. No issues detected.

src/blocks/sticky-menu/style.scss (5)

2-12: Outer wrapper sticky positioning is correct.

The addition of position: sticky; top: 0; z-index: 100 to the outer wrapper with proper admin-bar offset (32px) correctly moves the sticky behaviour to the block level. The z-index strategy is appropriate for controlling stacking context.


55-80: CSS variable strategy for button states is sound; verify variable assignment.

The button styling correctly uses CSS variables (--button-bg-color, --button-text-color, --hover-*, --active-*) with sensible fallbacks (transparent, inherit, currentColor). Fallback values like rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.1) for hover provide acceptable defaults.

However, ensure that these CSS variables are being explicitly set in the block's JavaScript (index.js) or block.json attributes. If the variables are never assigned, all buttons will use fallback values only, defeating the customization intent.


122-124: Verify that outer wrapper display: none on mobile doesn't break JavaScript expectations.

The outer wrapper is hidden on mobile via display: none, which is visually correct but may affect any JavaScript that expects the wrapper to be present in the DOM (e.g., event listeners, measurements). Ensure that client-side scripts gracefully handle the hidden state or that no critical logic depends on wrapper visibility.


83-93: Screen reader text pattern is correct.

The .lsx-to-sr-only implementation follows WordPress/WCAG best practices with proper clip: rect(0, 0, 0, 0), overflow: hidden, and white-space: nowrap to hide content visually while keeping it accessible to assistive technologies. No changes needed.


178-215: Section header button styling is semantically sound.

The button.lsx-to-section-header is properly hidden by default (display: none) and shown only on mobile (display: flex at line 213). Font-weight: 600 adds visual hierarchy appropriately, and the active state with semi-transparent overlay is accessible. The caret icon transition respects motion preferences.

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1-1: Build artifact properly minified for LTR context.

The minified CSS correctly preserves all CSS variable references, media queries, and selectors. LTR text alignment (text-align: left) is appropriately applied in contrast to the RTL variant. No issues detected in the build output.

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templates/single-tour.html (2)

154-156: Price paragraph correctly uses class "amount" with no placeholder text.

Line 155 correctly uses class="amount" (not class="unit-price") and contains no placeholder text. The binding at line 154 will populate the price dynamically.


3-7: CSS variable fallbacks are missing from inline spacing styles throughout the template.

Same issue as single-country.html and single-accommodation.html. All inline styles using var(--wp--preset--spacing--*) require fallback values per coding guidelines. Affected throughout: lines 4, 10, 26, 28–29, 56, 70, 80, 98, 113, 131, 145, 206, 220, 230, 245, 254, 269.

Also applies to: 9-19, 25-53

templates/single-accommodation.html (2)

176-177: Placeholder text "Price" should be removed from empty paragraph.

Line 177 contains a paragraph with class unit-price and placeholder text "Price". The binding on line 176 will populate this dynamically, so the placeholder text should be removed for consistency. The paragraph should remain empty, like other bound paragraphs in the template (see line 15, 209, 219).

-<p class="unit-price has-medium-font-size">Price</p>
+<p class="unit-price has-medium-font-size"></p>

3-7: CSS variable fallbacks are missing from inline spacing styles throughout the template.

This matches the issue flagged in single-country.html. All inline styles using var(--wp--preset--spacing--*) require fallback values per coding guidelines. Affected throughout lines 4, 10, 26, 28–29, 56, 70, 80, 98, 113, 122, 131, 145, 154, 169, 181, 203, 213, 243, 267, and 291.

Also applies to: 9-19, 25-53

templates/single-destination.html (3)

3-7: CSS variable fallbacks are systematically missing throughout the template (unresolved from past reviews).

This file has extensive past review comments (6 separate comments) flagging missing CSS fallbacks in inline spacing variables. The issue remains unresolved across:

  • Line 4: spacing-20 without fallback
  • Line 10: spacing-40 without fallback
  • Lines 26, 28–29, 56, 70, 80, 98, 113, 130, 145, 154, 169: All spacing variables missing fallbacks

Per coding guidelines, all inline styles must include fallback values: var(--wp--preset--spacing--20, 16px).

Recommendation: Apply a consolidated fix across all affected templates (single-country.html, single-accommodation.html, single-tour.html, single-destination.html) to ensure consistent CSS variable fallback implementation.

Also applies to: 9-19, 25-53, 55-77, 79-95, 97-127, 129-151, 153-175


113-125: Gallery images use empty alt attributes, creating accessibility gaps (unresolved from past review).

Past review commented on this at lines 97–127. Gallery images at lines 114–124 use empty alt="" attributes. This differs from the pattern file approach which includes localisable fallback text. Consider fetching attachment alt text or using a localisable placeholder (e.g., __("Gallery image", "lsx-tour-operator")) to improve accessibility.


145-145: Related Tours query lacks destination relationship filtering (unresolved from past review).

Past review flagged this at lines 129–151. The query at line 145 fetches 6 tours ordered by title with no filtering by destination relationship. This displays all tours instead of only tours related to the current destination. Verify whether the query should include a relationship filter (e.g., meta_query or tax_query for destination_to_tour relationship).

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**/*.{php,html}: Always use LSX_TO_URL and LSX_TO_PATH constants for asset paths in plugin files
Include CSS variable fallbacks with absolute hex values in inline styles for plugin compatibility with any theme
Use CSS variable format var(--wp--preset--[type]--[name], fallback_value) in inline styles, not var:preset|[type]|[name] format
Use var:preset|[type]|[name] format only within JSON block attributes, not in inline styles
Use the correct spacing preset names: 'tiny' (10px), 'small' (16px), 'medium' (32px), 'large' (48px), and 'x-small' (8px)

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**/templates/*.html: Use <!-- wp:template-part {"slug":"[name]"} /--> syntax to include template parts in block templates
Use <!-- wp:pattern {"slug":"lsx-tour-operator/[pattern-name]"} /--> syntax to include patterns in block templates

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**/{patterns,templates,parts}/*.{php,html}: For icon blocks, use self-closing syntax and never embed HTML content inside icon block markup to prevent validation errors
Use primary color preset for buttons, borders, and main brand elements; use 'contrast' preset for text/links; use 'base' for white backgrounds

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templates/single-country.html (3)

21-23: Sticky menu block integration is correctly configured with colour and accessibility attributes.

The sticky menu block at lines 21–23 properly includes:

  • Colour attributes: activeBackgroundColor, activeTextColor, hoverBackgroundColor, hoverTextColor
  • CSS variable mappings: --active-bg-color, --active-text-color, --hover-bg-color, --hover-text-color
  • Menu items array with section IDs and titles
  • Accessibility: aria-label on nav and ul elements

71-76: Regions Query pattern reference is correct, but verify section filtering.

The query at line 71 fetches 3 destinations with no relationship filtering. Verify whether this should filter destinations related to the current country (if the post type supports a country relationship) or display all destinations. Currently, all destinations ordered by date will display.


93-93: Travel Information pattern reference uses correct syntax and section metadata.

Line 93 correctly embeds the lsx-tour-operator/travel-information pattern, and the section metadata at line 79 properly references it via "patternName":"lsx-tour-operator/travel-information".

templates/single-accommodation.html (1)

94-95: Room card pattern binding is correctly configured.

Line 94–95 wraps the room-card pattern with a binding source lsx/accommodation-units of type rooms, enabling data binding for multiple room entries. The pattern reference at line 95 uses correct syntax.

templates/single-tour.html (2)

71-76: Map container correctly omits hardcoded image path and uses overlay only.

Unlike single-accommodation.html, the map container at lines 71–75 does not include a hardcoded image src. It relies on the overlay colour (background-color:#e2f0f7) and minHeight (500px) instead. This is a good approach that avoids the plugin path issue.


95-95: Itinerary pattern reference uses correct binding source for tour itinerary data.

Line 94–95 binds the itinerary-list pattern to lsx/tour-itinerary source, enabling dynamic rendering of itinerary days. The pattern syntax is correct.

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templates/single-country.html (1)

4-4: CSS variable fallbacks remain missing from inline spacing styles (unresolved duplicate issue).

The past review flagged this issue, but it persists throughout the template. Per coding guidelines, all inline var(--wp--preset--spacing--*) declarations must include fallback pixel values for plugin compatibility when themes lack these CSS variables.

Affected lines still missing fallbacks:

  • Lines 4, 10: Breadcrumbs and Hero padding
  • Lines 26, 28: Overview section and content padding
  • Line 56: Regions section padding
  • Line 80: Travel Information section padding
  • Line 98: Gallery section padding
  • Lines 130, 154: Related Tours and Reviews section padding

Update each to format: var(--wp--preset--spacing--20, 16px) with appropriate fallback values (10px for x-small, 16px for small, 32px for medium, 48px for large, 50px for large+ sections).

Also applies to: 10-10, 26-26, 28-28, 56-56, 80-80, 98-98, 130-130, 154-154

templates/single-destination.html (5)

56-56: Add CSS variable fallback to Regions section spacing.

Line 56 uses var(--wp--preset--spacing--50) without fallback values in padding declarations.

Proposed fix:

-style="padding-top:var(--wp--preset--spacing--50);padding-bottom:var(--wp--preset--spacing--50)"
+style="padding-top:var(--wp--preset--spacing--50, 48px);padding-bottom:var(--wp--preset--spacing--50, 48px)"

154-154: Add CSS variable fallback to Reviews section spacing.

Line 154 uses var(--wp--preset--spacing--50) without fallback values in padding declarations.

Proposed fix:

-style="padding-top:var(--wp--preset--spacing--50);padding-bottom:var(--wp--preset--spacing--50)"
+style="padding-top:var(--wp--preset--spacing--50, 48px);padding-bottom:var(--wp--preset--spacing--50, 48px)"

10-10: Add CSS variable fallback for hero cover section spacing.

Line 10 uses var(--wp--preset--spacing--40) without fallback values in padding declarations, which violates the requirement to include CSS variable fallbacks with absolute values in inline styles for plugin compatibility.

-style="margin-top:0;margin-bottom:0;padding-top:var(--wp--preset--spacing--40);padding-bottom:var(--wp--preset--spacing--40)"
+style="margin-top:0;margin-bottom:0;padding-top:var(--wp--preset--spacing--40, 40px);padding-bottom:var(--wp--preset--spacing--40, 40px)"

130-130: Add CSS variable fallback and review Related Tours query filtering.

Line 130 is missing CSS variable fallback values per guidelines:

-style="padding-top:var(--wp--preset--spacing--50);padding-bottom:var(--wp--preset--spacing--50)"
+style="padding-top:var(--wp--preset--spacing--50, 48px);padding-bottom:var(--wp--preset--spacing--50, 48px)"

Line 145: The query currently fetches all tours without filtering by the destination relationship. The query should be updated to filter by destination_to_tour relationship to show only tours connected to the current destination. Verify the block query API syntax for relationship/meta filtering parameters, as the suggested approach may require different parameter names depending on your bindings infrastructure.


26-28: Voeg CSS-veranderlike terugvalle by Oorsig-afdeling by.

Lyne 26 en 29 gebruik afstandCSS-veranderlikes sonder terugvalwaardes in aanlyn-style. Per koderingsriglyne moet alle aanlyn CSS-veranderlikes terugvalwaardes met absolute waarde hê:

-style="margin-top:0;margin-bottom:0;padding-top:var(--wp--preset--spacing--50);padding-bottom:var(--wp--preset--spacing--50)"
+style="margin-top:0;margin-bottom:0;padding-top:var(--wp--preset--spacing--50, 48px);padding-bottom:var(--wp--preset--spacing--50, 48px)"
-style="padding-top:var(--wp--preset--spacing--10);padding-bottom:var(--wp--preset--spacing--10)"
+style="padding-top:var(--wp--preset--spacing--10, 8px);padding-bottom:var(--wp--preset--spacing--10, 8px)"
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**/*.{php,html}: Always use LSX_TO_URL and LSX_TO_PATH constants for asset paths in plugin files
Include CSS variable fallbacks with absolute hex values in inline styles for plugin compatibility with any theme
Use CSS variable format var(--wp--preset--[type]--[name], fallback_value) in inline styles, not var:preset|[type]|[name] format
Use var:preset|[type]|[name] format only within JSON block attributes, not in inline styles
Use the correct spacing preset names: 'tiny' (10px), 'small' (16px), 'medium' (32px), 'large' (48px), and 'x-small' (8px)

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**/templates/*.html: Use <!-- wp:template-part {"slug":"[name]"} /--> syntax to include template parts in block templates
Use <!-- wp:pattern {"slug":"lsx-tour-operator/[pattern-name]"} /--> syntax to include patterns in block templates

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**/{patterns,templates,parts}/*.{php,html}: For icon blocks, use self-closing syntax and never embed HTML content inside icon block markup to prevent validation errors
Use primary color preset for buttons, borders, and main brand elements; use 'contrast' preset for text/links; use 'base' for white backgrounds

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Use wide alignment constraint for main content containers in single templates and align-full for full-width sections like breadcrumbs

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97-98: Gallery section lacks align="wide" attribute, creating alignment inconsistency.

The Overview section (line 25) and Travel Information section (line 79) explicitly use align="wide" for main content containers, aligning with coding guidelines: "Use wide alignment constraint for main content containers in single templates." Gallery section (line 97) omits this attribute despite having similar constrained layout requirements.

Verify whether Gallery should include align="wide" to match the pattern of other main single-template sections:

- <!-- wp:group {"tagName":"section","metadata":{"name":"Gallery"},"className":"lsx-gallery-wrapper","style":{"spacing":{"padding":{"top":"var:preset|spacing|50","bottom":"var:preset|spacing|50"},"blockGap":"var:preset|spacing|50"}},"layout":{"type":"constrained"},"addToStickyMenu":true,"stickyMenuId":"gallery","stickyMenuTitle":"Gallery"} -->
+ <!-- wp:group {"tagName":"section","metadata":{"name":"Gallery"},"align":"wide","className":"lsx-gallery-wrapper","style":{"spacing":{"padding":{"top":"var:preset|spacing|50","bottom":"var:preset|spacing|50"},"blockGap":"var:preset|spacing|50"}},"layout":{"type":"constrained"},"addToStickyMenu":true,"stickyMenuId":"gallery","stickyMenuTitle":"Gallery"} -->
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4-4: Add CSS variable fallback values to inline styles with correct preset mapping.

Line 4 uses var(--wp--preset--spacing--20) without fallback values. Per coding guidelines, inline CSS variables must include fallback values. However, the proposed fallback of 16px is incorrect—WordPress spacing preset 20 equals 0.44rem (~7px), not 16px. The correct fallback should be:

-style="margin-top:0;margin-bottom:0;padding-top:var(--wp--preset--spacing--20);padding-bottom:var(--wp--preset--spacing--20)"
+style="margin-top:0;margin-bottom:0;padding-top:var(--wp--preset--spacing--20, 0.44rem);padding-bottom:var(--wp--preset--spacing--20, 0.44rem)"

Note: Spacing preset 40 (which equals 1rem or 16px) should be used if the intended spacing is actually 16px.

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@tibiii tibiii merged commit 32ab6b7 into 2.1-trunk Dec 17, 2025
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