Now we build the output snippets for the website. site/plugins/faq-block/blueprints/blocks/faqItem.yml name: Question / Answer The second blueprint defines the nested block with the question and the answer fields. faqItem Question/answer blueprint (nested) site/plugins/faq-block/blueprints/blocks/faq.yml name: FAQ Besides our new nested block we use an additional text field and a writer field in our example. The first blueprint defines our FAQ block. If the name is already in use, you can simply add a prefix or suffix to it (e.g.
The name of the block ( faq in our example) must be unique and must not already be used by Kirby (e.g. Now let's create the blueprint for the FAQ block itself, and the blueprint for the nested block with a question and answer field. The blocks field can now be used without adding the new FAQ block type manually: /site/blueprints/pages/default.yaml title: Page We keep the Kirby default blocks grouped, and separate our new custom blocks for a better overview. Preparationįirst we prepare our Kirby config file to enable custom blocks. The example is based on a blank Kirby installation (v.3.5+) and everything is explained step by step. The block is built as a standalone plugin and can be extended and modified to your own needs. In our example we are creating a FAQ block, which allows us to add nested question/answer blocks within it. "A game that's ingenious but ultimately a little tedious, this puzzle oddity is a brain-teaser that will boggle your mind at least as long as your patience lasts," wrote a handsomely bearded Tom Phillips in Eurogamer's 7/10 Crush3D Review.This is an example of how to build a nested block including a live panel preview and output snippets for the website. But beware, Eurogamer's Dan Whitehead dished out an unpalatable 3/10 score in our review of the Xbox Live Arcade version.Īlso on the eShop this week: "strategic puzzler" Crazy Cheebo: Puzzle Party (£1.80/€2) and colourful side-scroller Gaia's Moon (£1.80/€2) for DSiWare.Īnd there's a free demo of Sega puzzler Crush3D, a dimension-shifting platform puzzler which requires you to navigate tricky levels in both 2D and 3D. It costs 900 Points (about £6.30).Īs a side-order, Wii gamers are served BurgerTime World Tour for 1000 Points (about £7).
Kirby-themed Breakout puzzler Block Ball headlines this week's Nintendo eShop update.įirst released on the Game Boy in 1994, the new digital version costs £2.70/€3 and is available to download from this Thursday.Ĭlassic NeoGeo brawler King of Fighters '97 arrives on the Wii's Virtual Console, meanwhile.
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