Block embed: use dedicated attribute to save the embed ratio instead of using custom classes (#39616) #60895
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What?
This PR change the way custom CSS classes for the aspect ratio are managed for the block embed.
Why?
When a block embed is transformed to a paragraph, the custom CSS classes for the aspect ratio were not removed.
How?
This is an alternative approach of #44947. This PR go a step further by adding a new attribute to store the aspect ratio and dynamically add the aspect ratio CSS classes to the block.
Testing Instructions
class
attribute should contain the classeswp-embed-aspect-16-9 wp-has-aspect-ratio