Yann
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Hi Jim,
Thank you for the feedback. You are correct, the Portfolio block allows you to select which projects to display based on a taxonomy when you build the page, but it doesn’t currently include a dynamic, front-end filter for your website visitors.
Adding a live-filtering option is an excellent feature request, and we’ll consider it for a future update. Currently, our main focus is on finalizing our new block theme.
To give you some technical context, many older solutions for this relied on scripts like Isotope, which is now quite old (its last update was several years ago). The modern, more integrated approach is to use the new WordPress Interactivity API, and that’s how we would build this feature today.
In the meantime, you could look into the Query Filter plugin by the agency Human Made: https://github.com/humanmade/query-filter
It provides a “Taxonomy Filter” block that, when placed inside a standard WordPress Query Loop block, allows your visitors to filter posts/projects without a page reload.
I hope that helps,
YannWould 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 😃
Hi,
Thanks for the report. I couldn’t replicate the issue on a multisite install with WP 6.7, setting the site language to Spanish with Twentig activated and debug mode enabled. To help debug, could you please tell me:
- Does the error appear on the backend or frontend?
- Which theme are you using?
If you’re comfortable editing a PHP file, can you please try to comment a line to see if it’s the one causing the issue. In twentig/inc/blocks.php, comment out line 73.
Change this:
wp_set_script_translations( 'twentig-blocks-editor', 'twentig' );To this:
//wp_set_script_translations( 'twentig-blocks-editor', 'twentig' );Let me know if that stops the notice.
Thanks,
YannHi Bryan,
I took a look at your page and I don’t see any Cover block. It seems you’ve found a way to create the card layouts using other blocks.
Just let me know if you still need help with your original question.
Thanks,
YannHello,
Thank you so much for your kind words about the Twentig plugin!
We are just as excited as you are about the upcoming Twentig theme! We’re currently working on it and plan to release it alongside several other great features.
Our goal is to provide early access to our newsletter subscribers in September, with a public release for everyone else in October. This timeline is aligned with the beta release of the next major WordPress version.
Thanks,
YannWould 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 😃
Thanks so much. More features are on the way!
Thanks for you kind words.
When you select the Featured Image block, there’s a new icon in the top toolbar (Add caption/Remove caption).
Click that icon to enable the caption display. The actual text for the caption is pulled from the image’s details in your Media Library. So, once you’ve enabled the display on the block, you’ll need to add the caption text for that specific image directly in the Media Library.Hope that helps,
Yann
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. 🙂Hi Mark,
Currently, Twentig doesn’t have a built-in feature to globally control the default animation timings. However you can achieve this with custom CSS. Add this code to the Additional CSS panel (click Appearance > Editor, then click Styles, then the three vertical dots, and select Additional CSS. Screenshot: https://twentig.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/image.png)
.tw-block-animation {
animation-duration: 1s;
--tw-animation-delay: 1s;
}Hope that helps,
YannHi,
Thanks for your feedback and kind words about Twentig!
We won’t be adding outline stroke text directly to the plugin because its appearance can be inconsistent with different fonts.
However, you can achieve this with custom CSS. Add this code to the Additional CSS panel (click Appearance > Editor, then click Styles, then the three vertical dots, and select Additional CSS. Screenshot: https://twentig.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/image.png)
.text-stroke {
-webkit-text-fill-color: transparent;
-webkit-text-stroke-width: 1px;
-webkit-text-stroke-color: currentColor;
}Then, select your Heading or Paragraph block, go to its Advanced settings panel, and add
text-stroketo the ADDITIONAL CSS CLASS(ES) field.You can change
1pxfor thickness orcurrentColorto a specific color.Hope that helps,
YannWould 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. 😀
Hi,
Thanks for the feedback. You’re right, there’s an issue with the Twenty Twenty-Five theme and the navigation accent color. We’ve just released Twentig 1.9.3, which includes a CSS fix. Now the Navigation block’s accent color option correctly uses the Accent 1 color from the theme’s palette.
Have a great day,
YannHi,
Thank you for the feedback. We’ve released Twentig 1.9.3, which includes a CSS fix for the stretched link on Cover blocks.
Have a great day,
YannHi Sébastien,
We’ve released Twentig 1.9.3, which includes the CSS fix.
Bonne journée,
YannThanks for the heads-up! 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,
YannHi,
The “News” starter site uses a blog template from the Twenty Twenty-Five theme. Unfortunately, changing the visual order using CSS would break accessibility by altering the tabbing order, so it’s not recommended.
Have a nice day,
YannHi Sébastien,
Thank you for your feedback! We’ll fix this issue in the next release.
Have a great day,
YannHi,
Glad to hear you’re enjoying Twentig! We’re currently working on implementing this feature in our upcoming block theme. If it works well, we’ll explore whether it can also be applied to classic themes.
Have a great day,
Yann
