Wordpress Certified Editor Practice Exam

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What could prevent content from showing in a custom template in WordPress?

The block editor does not support images.
No post content block is added to the template.
The template is too complex for coding.
The template was not saved properly.

The correct answer is: No post content block is added to the template.

The ability of a custom template to display content hinges on the presence of necessary blocks. In this context, if no post content block is added to the template, the template will lack the fundamental means to render any post or page content. Custom templates are designed to utilize various blocks to pull in and display content effectively. Without a post content block, the template has no directive to show the actual content intended for that page or post. While the other options touch on potential issues related to templates and content, they don't directly affect the visibility of post content as significantly. For example, the block editor's capability to handle images does not relate to the fundamental functionality of content visibility. Similarly, a template being too complex could result in usability issues but would not outright prevent content from displaying if it is set up correctly. Lastly, if a template were not saved properly, it could create a range of issues, but the primary concern remains the absence of the required post content block for content display. Thus, adding the post content block is essential to ensure that the template can showcase the intended content effectively.