Paul

Based on the [Chromium SameSite updates](https://www.chromium.org/updates/same-site) page, I believe the SameSite behavior won't be rolled out until Feb 17.

Hi @sebastiano-guerriero, thanks for the feedback. I just added the fallback again for browsers that don't support the property natively. (Props to [CSS Tricks](https://css-tricks.com/almanac/properties/a/aspect-ratio/#dealing-with-legacy-browser-support) for providing the `@supports` logic.)

Came across this site, might be helpful. https://rtl.wtf/

Hi @seanvandermolen, you should be able to use `add_filter` within your theme's functions.php file. I have a similar setup to index the post author avatar URL in my own theme....

I wondered how feasible it would be. It sounds like my best bet is to hope the bug is fixed in Gutenberg soon.

I just found out that there is a [workaround](https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/issues/40018#issuecomment-1109370224) that allows the styles to get loaded on a PHP template. It requires all `do_blocks()` calls to be assigned to variables...

I knew I'd forget something! I also wanted to mention a side effect of converting to the module system. The updated `screen.scss` imports each include and assigns a name, like...

I would love a clear plan of action on incorporating SVGs. In my fork (not committed), I've added a task inside `webpack.mix.js` which uses [SVGSpritemapPlugin](https://github.com/cascornelissen/svg-spritemap-webpack-plugin) to grab all the SVGs...

On the post edit page, part of the URL will be "post=xxx", where xxx is the post ID. Alternatively, you don't have to include the post ID at all. simply...

I don't really maintain this anymore, but feel free to submit a PR :)