[Solved] How can you register a block that uses server-side rendering instead of saving static HTML? — Ans: Set save to null and create a PHP render callback | Wordpress

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How can you register a block that uses server-side rendering instead of saving static HTML?

ASet <code>save</code> to <code>null</code> and create a PHP render callback

BSet <code>edit</code> to return null

COmit the block name in registerBlockType

DSet <code>title</code> to 'Server Rendered Block'

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand server-side rendering in blocks
Blocks that render on the server set save to null and define a PHP render callback.
Step 2: Check other options
Returning null in edit or omitting name/title does not enable server rendering.
Final Answer:
Set save to null and create a PHP render callback -> Option A
Quick Check:
Server render = save null + PHP callback [OK]

Quick Trick: Use save:null and PHP callback for server rendering [OK]

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