Yann

Hi @svladcjelli,

That made me smile. Perfect timing after all!

And a big thank you for recommending Twentig on Reddit over the years. That kind of support from someone who genuinely uses and believes in the product means the world to us. So, truly, thank you.

Cheers,
Yann

@jacobhalton Thanks for the heads up.

Can you try inserting this empty justified gallery block. I’ve removed the lightbox option from it. Add your images and see if the issue is still there:

<!-- wp:gallery {"linkTo":"none","align":"wide","twLayout":"justified","twFixedWidthCols":true,"twRowHeight":320} -->
<figure class="wp-block-gallery alignwide has-nested-images columns-default is-cropped tw-gallery-justified tw-fixed-cols"></figure>
<!-- /wp:gallery -->

Hey Jacob,

Just to clarify, the lightbox is actually a WordPress core feature, not Twentig.
To disable it, select your Gallery block, click the Link icon in the top toolbar, and select None.

Also, prev/next lightbox navigation is coming in WordPress 7.0 (April 9) if you ever want to revisit the native lightbox later.

Hope that helps!
Yann

Hi Eddy,

The padding: 0 8%; you’re seeing in the Media & Text block is actually a WordPress core value. Twentig reuses that value because we dequeue the core Media & Text stylesheet and re-enqueue our own version to improve the breakpoint behavior — but the 0 8% padding itself comes from core.

So yes, if you’d like to remove it, the easiest way is to override it with custom CSS. To do so:

1. In the WordPress dashboard, press Ctrl + K (Windows) or Cmd + K (Mac) to open the command palette.
2. Type “Open Custom CSS”.
3. Add the following CSS:

.wp-block-media-text > .wp-block-media-text__content {
    padding: 0;
}

Have a nice day,
Yann

Hi,

Right now, your header is likely just using the Site Title block. To get a logo and text sitting side-by-side, you’ll want to wrap them together in a Row block.

Here’s the quickest way to do it:

1. Open the Header in the Site Editor: In your WordPress dashboard, press Ctrl + K (Cmd + K on Mac) and type “Header” to select your Header template part.
2. Add a Row Block: Click the + icon where your current site title is and search for Row.
3. Place your elements: Inside that new Row block, add the Site Logo block first, followed by the Site Title block.
4. Fine-tune the look: Select the Row block and adjust the Block Spacing if the logo and text are too close or too far apart.

Let me know if it works for you!

Yann

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Hi Claus,

That is great news! I am happy to hear that the update resolved the conflict.

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. 

Thank you,
Yann

Hi Claus,

Thank you for reaching out and bringing this to our attention.

I am very sorry to hear that the latest update has caused display issues with your calendar. To answer your question regarding what changed: WordPress 6.9 has introduced significant changes to the way it loads assets for classic themes. Consequently, we had to update our code structure in Twentig 1.9.5 to remain compatible with WordPress core. It appears this necessary update has inadvertently created a styling conflict with The Events Calendar.

We are actively looking into this.

In the meantime, could you please try the following troubleshooting step to see if it resolves the conflict?

• Open the Customizer.
• Navigate to Twentig Options > Footer.
• Set the footer layout option to Default.

Please let me know if this changes the behavior on your end. I will get back to you as soon as possible.

Yann

Hi Anne,

Sorry for the late reply.

Thanks for reaching out! I’ve checked your website. Could you clarify a bit more about what you’d like to do? That way, I can point you in the right direction!

Have a nice day,
Yann