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DotEnv

Since version 3.1.0, PrettyBlocks has introduced DotEnv for developers to have more flexibility with PrettyBlocks. To use it, simply place a .env file in the root folder of PrettyBlocks.

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ViteJS

You can configure VITEJS to modify the VueJS interface of PrettyBlocks.

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Options

PRETTYBLOCKS_VITE_DEV defaults to false and allows you to specify if you want to use ViteJS's HMR (Hot Module Reloading). To use this parameter, you need to run npm run dev in the _dev folder.

PRETTYBLOCKS_VITE_HOST defaults to 'http://localhost:3002/' and allows you to modify the ViteJS URL.

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Iframe

You can now modify the Sandbox options. Depending on certain browsers and local environments, this may be required. The default value is:

1PRETTYBLOCKS_IFRAME_SANDBOX='allow-same-origin allow-scripts allow-forms allow-popups allow-presentation'

You can simply add whatever options you deem necessary.

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CORS

PRETTYBLOCKS_CUSTOM_HEADERS helps address certain CORS issues, particularly in local environments. Here's an example of usage:

Product Description
Product Short Description
Category Description
CMS Page Content

If any of these areas are empty, a block of type CMS Content, Product Description (short or long), or Category Description will be automatically inserted. To disable this, you can set the following options to true:

1DISABLE_AUTO_FEED_ZONE_PRODUCT_DESCRIPTION=true
2DISABLE_AUTO_FEED_ZONE_PRODUCT_DESCRIPTION_SHORT=true
3DISABLE_AUTO_FEED_ZONE_CATEGORY_DESCRIPTION=true
4DISABLE_AUTO_FEED_ZONE_CMS_CONTENT=true

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Remove Ads

If you wish, you can remove the ads we display.

Either by using DotEnv PRETTYBLOCKS_REMOVE_ADS=false

or via PHP Configuration::updateValue('PRETTYBLOCKS_REMOVE_ADS', true)

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