wp_restore_image_outer_container( string $block_content, array $block ): string

1164function wp_restore_image_outer_container( $block_content, $block ) {1165	if ( wp_theme_has_theme_json() ) {1166		return $block_content;1167	}1168 1169	$figure_processor = new WP_HTML_Tag_Processor( $block_content );1170	if (1171		! $figure_processor->next_tag( 'FIGURE' ) ||1172		! $figure_processor->has_class( 'wp-block-image' ) ||1173		! (1174			$figure_processor->has_class( 'alignleft' ) ||1175			$figure_processor->has_class( 'aligncenter' ) ||1176			$figure_processor->has_class( 'alignright' )1177		)1178	) {1179		return $block_content;1180	}1181 1182	/*1183	 * The next section of code wraps the existing figure in a new DIV element.1184	 * While doing it, it needs to transfer the layout and the additional CSS1185	 * class names from the original figure upward to the wrapper.1186	 *1187	 * Example:1188	 *1189	 *     // From this…1190	 *     <!-- wp:image {"className":"hires"} -->1191	 *     <figure class="wp-block-image wide hires">…1192	 *1193	 *     // To this…1194	 *     <div class="wp-block-image hires"><figure class="wide">…1195	 */1196	$wrapper_processor = new WP_HTML_Tag_Processor( '<div>' );1197	$wrapper_processor->next_token();1198	$wrapper_processor->set_attribute(1199		'class',1200		is_string( $block['attrs']['className'] ?? null )1201			? "wp-block-image {$block['attrs']['className']}"1202			: 'wp-block-image'1203	);1204 1205	// And remove them from the existing content; it has been transferred upward.1206	$figure_processor->remove_class( 'wp-block-image' );1207	foreach ( $wrapper_processor->class_list() as $class_name ) {1208		$figure_processor->remove_class( $class_name );1209	}1210 1211	return "{$wrapper_processor->get_updated_html()}{$figure_processor->get_updated_html()}</div>";1212}