Fix: Cover Block: Remove focal point attributes when they are not needed#14746
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Thanks for fixing this! I tested all three test cases as described and can confirm that the behavior was as expected. 👍
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Description
Currently, on the cover block, the focal points attributes are not unset even when they are not needed/used e.g: when the background is a video or when the background is fixed.
This makes the markup more complex with attributes that are irrelevant.
How has this been tested?
Add a cover block with an image as background.
Change the focal points.
Enable the fixed background option.
Check on the code editor that there are no references to the focalPoint attribute.
Add a cover block with an image as background.
Enable the fixed background option.
Change the block to use a video background (using the media edit button + the media library).
Check on the code editor that there are no references to the hasParallax attribute.
Add a cover block with an image as background.
Change the focal points.
Change the block to use a video background (using the media edit button + the media library).
Check on the code editor that there are no references to the focalPoint attribute.