Filtering Page Builder Features and Actions

The siteorigin_panels_builder_supports filter enables and disables Page Builder's features and the actions users can take on rows and widgets. Every feature and action is enabled by default. The filter also passes $post and $panels_data.

This example stops users from adding new widgets:

function so_disallow_new_widgets( $supports ) {
    $supports['addWidget'] = false;
    return $supports;
}
add_filter( 'siteorigin_panels_builder_supports', 'so_disallow_new_widgets' );

Actions

• addRow: users can add new rows and duplicate rows.
• editRow: users can edit rows.
• deleteRow: users can delete rows.
• moveRow: users can move rows.
• addWidget: users can add new widgets.
• editWidget: users can edit widgets.
• deleteWidget: users can delete widgets.
• moveWidget: users can move widgets.

Features

• prebuilt: the Layouts button in the Page Builder toolbar opens the prebuilt layouts.
• history: the History button in the toolbar lets users undo earlier edits.
• liveEditor: the Live Editor button in the toolbar opens the Live Editor.
• revertToEditor: users can switch from Page Builder back to the WordPress editor.

Page Builder applies history, liveEditor and revertToEditor only in a builder that shows the matching button.

Layout Builder Widget

The siteorigin_panels_layout_builder_supports filter does the same job for the Layout Builder Widget and leaves the main Page Builder untouched. Its second argument is the Layout Builder's $panels_data as a JSON string. This example stops users from adding new widgets inside Layout Builder Widgets:

function so_disallow_new_widgets_layout_builder( $supports ) {
    $supports['addWidget'] = false;
    return $supports;
}
add_filter( 'siteorigin_panels_layout_builder_supports', 'so_disallow_new_widgets_layout_builder' );