How can I display the field specified in field.blocks.text.name in layouts.php?
I’ve looked at the guide, but I’m not sure how to write it.
This is because blocks appear directly in the column within the layout, and I am unsure how to proceed.
snippets/layouts.php
<?php
?>
<?php foreach ($field->toLayouts() as $layout): ?>
<section class="grid margin-xl" id="<?= esc($layout->id(), 'attr') ?>" style="--gutter: 1.5rem">
<?php foreach ($layout->columns() as $column): ?>
<div class="column" style="--columns:<?= esc($column->span(), 'css') ?>">
<div class="text" style="font-family: <?= $column->text()->fontfamily() ?>;">
<?= $column->blocks() ?>
</div>
</div>
<?php endforeach ?>
</section>
<?php endforeach ?>
blueprints/blocks/text.php
# The blocks/image template is automatically assigned to all uploaded
# images in the blocks field. We don't really need a separate blueprint
# for this and can therefor extend the already existing files/image blueprint
name: field.blocks.text.name
icon: text
wysiwyg: true
preview: text text
fields:
fontfamily:
label: Font family
type: text
I want the field specified in field.blocks.text.name to be applied as shown below. You can see the part of “font-family” (I know it is wrong. but I don’t know how to write)
snippets/layouts.php
...
<div class="text" style="font-family:<?= $column->blocks()->block()->text()->fontfamily() ?>;">
<?= $column->blocks() ?>
</div>
Somehow, this does not make sense. You have a text block with a field fontfamily, but that block is not available at the stage where you want to add that information. Why is the standard text block overwritten with a block that only contains a fontfamily field? Doesn’t seem to make sense (unless there are more fields in that block type).
@texnixe
Yes, the code I wrote doesn’t make sense. I wrote nonsensical code to express that I am unsure how to write it correctly. 
Is there a way to retrieve and use the field within field.blocks.text.name? I want to input the fontfamily that the user specified for each column. (In fact, there are several fields besides the fontfamily, but I mentioned the font family as a representative example since it’s not necessary to list them all.)
What if there are multiple text fields with different fontfamily specifications in a single column?
// first text block in column
$textBlock = $column->blocks()->filterBy('type', 'text')->first();
if ($textBlock) {
echo $textBlock->fontfamily();
}
@texnixe
I’m sorry, but I’m not sure if I understood correctly.
I don’t plan to apply different fontfamilies within a single column. The ‘fontfamily’ will be applied only once for each column. Therefore, I intended to apply styles by including style="...code..." within each “div”.
I wanted to ask if it’s possible to have the following behavior:
If you specify fontfamily A in a single column, it will be rendered as style="font-family: A;", and if you specify fontfamily B, it will be rendered as style="font-family: B;".
Is this achievable?
I think using “fontfamily” as an example may have made you more confused.
