Yann
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Hi there,
Thank you for your feedback.
We’ve just released Twentig 1.6, which should resolve the issue you’ve experienced.
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YannHi,
Thanks for your feedback.
This issue has been fixed in the new Twentig 1.6 release.
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YannHi there,
Absolutely, you can prevent that from happening.
Simply go to Customizer > Twentig Options > Header. In the Additional Elements section, uncheck the option that says “Convert last menu item into a button.”
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YannHi,
You can try updating the value from 100% to 100vh, like this:
calc(100vh - 65px);This should do the trick.
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YannHi Simon,
Unfortunately, we don’t know of any CSS workaround to make
background-attachment: fixedwork on iOS devices, as they don’t support this property.Have a nice day,
YannHi Chris,
We’ve just released Twentig 1.5.5, which fixes this issue (inside the editor and the front end). Thanks again for the feedback.
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YannHello,
Thank you for your kind words and review.
Thank you for noticing this issue and bringing it to our attention. We’ll fix this issue (that doesn’t affect the frond-end) in the upcoming release.
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YannThank you very much 🙂
Thanks for the heads-up, glad it works.
Would you mind leaving us a quick review on our plugin page? This allows us to continue providing great features and helps other users to find us. 🙂
Have a nice day, Yann
Thanks for the feedback. We’ll consider adding this feature in a future release as an additional CSS class for the Navigation block.
To not rely on !important, you can increase the specificity of the selector. (not sure if it’s more elegant):
.wp-block-navigation.is-style-footer-menu .wp-block-navigation__container .wp-block-navigation-item.has-child .wp-block-navigation__submenu-container { color: inherit; border: none; background-color: initial; visibility: visible; opacity: initial; position: static; width: 100%; height: auto; min-width: auto; } .wp-block-navigation.is-style-footer-menu .wp-block-navigation-item { display: block; }Hi Christophe,
Thanks for your kind words, glad you love Twentig.
Indeed, by default Twentig adds some spacing adjustments (padding and margins) to make it easier to build pages. If you want, you can disable this option by going to Appearance > Editor > Twentig Styles. For more info, please see our guide.
However, if you want to use our adjustments and fix only the spacing between two consecutive galleries, you can add some CSS. Inside the Additional CSS panel of the Customizer, add the following code.
body .wp-block-post-content > .wp-block-gallery + .wp-block-gallery { margin-top: var(--wp--style--block-gap); }Please see our guide to see how to add custom CSS.
Hope that helps,
YannFor the Twenty Twenty-One theme, add the following CSS code in the Customizer > Additional CSS panel to remove the “Category:” text :
.archive-title-prefix { display: none; }Hope that helps,
YannHi, thanks for your feedback.
Inside the Site Editor, click on the Twentig Styles icon at the top right of the screen. Then click on Typography to add any Google Fonts. You can see more details in our guide here: https://twentig.com/quickstart-guide/#add-more-google-fonts
Hope that helps,
YannThanks for the heads-up, glad you found a solution.
Would you mind leaving us a quick review on our plugin page? This allows us to continue providing great features and helps other users to find us.
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YannHi,
Thanks for the feedback. The plugin is compatible with Twenty Twenty-Three or any block theme.
I can’t replicate this issue on my side using Local WP. Could you please try to temporarily deactivate Twentig to see if it solves the issue? If the problem persists, then the issue is not related to Twentig.
Also, can you check your browser console to see if there are any errors? If so, please copy and paste them into a message below.
To open the developer console in Google Chrome, open the Chrome Menu in the upper-right-hand corner of the browser window and select More Tools > Developer Tools. You can also use Option + ⌘ + J (on macOS), or Shift + CTRL + J (on Windows/Linux).
Thanks,
Yann