Gutenberg generated controls
Preview repeatable rows and object fields from real block contracts.
This fixture gives editors and developers one page that exercises the structured fields we expect to edit without raw JSON.
Metric rows
Metric rows prove required label/value validation and optional progress/delta fields.
Card rows
Icon-card rows cover item arrays with required icon and title fields.
Contract field order
Required fields render first so editors can complete a row quickly.
No JSON for common arrays
Cards, features, metrics, steps, and FAQs are editable as rows.
Portable preview
The same props render in WordPress, Next, and static output.
How it works
Step rows
The generated row editor keeps multi-step customer flows readable.
Choose a wrapper block
Editors start with a curated public block contract.
- Hero
- Metrics
- FAQ
Fill generated rows
Each row maps to a schema item instead of an arbitrary JSON blob.
- Labels
- Values
- Descriptions
Publish with validation
Missing required row fields lock saving before bad content ships.
Proof
The editor shows the fields I need instead of asking for JSON.
The preview page makes it clear which blocks are ready for customer configuration.
Questions
Which generated fields are covered?
Rows for metrics, cards, steps, testimonials, FAQs, tabs, and hero actions plus object groups for CTA-like props.
What happens when a required row field is missing?
The editor surfaces the exact contract path and locks post saving until the value is restored.
Does this change runtime contracts?
No. The fixture uses the same block props that snapshots and static builds already render.
shadcn inspired
Tab rows
The shadcn showcase wrapper exercises tab row editing without exposing raw primitives.
Bento rows
Bento item rows cover richer repeated content with spans and badges.
Hero
Actions row
Hero action buttons come from repeatable row props.
CTA
Object field group
CTA text, href, labels, and events stay grouped.
FAQ
Question rows
FAQ content remains easy to scan and reorder.
Object fields instead of JSON
The CTA block previews primary and secondary CTA object controls with required nested text and href fields.