Channing Ritter
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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: WordPress Verse Block showing a single line with scroll barAs a workaround, you could try using the Classic block and changing the text to the
Preformattedsetting (in the dropdown next to font size). This should look similar to the Verse block.Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Social Media Gallery ResizeYou could also try deactivating your plugins one by one to make sure none of them are affecting the styling. If that turn out to be the case and you decide to remove the plugin, don’t forget to also remove any custom CSS that was added. Sorry to hear it’s been so frustrating so far!
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Social Media Gallery ResizeI am seeing the issue on your site but I am not having the same issue in my own testing of Twenty-Twenty One theme — which is why I’m not sure that it’s a theme issue (as described in the GitHub ticket).
It seems that this issue can be resolved with some tinkering with the CSS. For example, I tried this code which had the icons looking a bit more how you would expect them to:
.wp-block-social-link { max-width: 36px; float: left; margin-right: 12px; }Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Social Media Gallery ResizeI am not seeing the same issue in testing the Twenty-Twenty One theme but I wonder if the width issue could be related to this bug: https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/issues/38043
> it looks like each icon has the same name, and is differentiated by the “service” class. I had tried to change the color of just the link/chain icon, but it also changes the mail at the same time.
One of them has the class name
wp-social-link-chainand the other has the class namewp-social-link-mailso I was able to use those to target the icons individually. You can always add additional CSS classes as well in the block setting sidebar within the “Advanced” panel.Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Social Media Gallery ResizeYou can add it to either place, both the Custom CSS section or the style.css for the theme will work. Also, you may want to include an “important” rule to make sure it overrides any existing styling for that element.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: pictures just show up as question marksThat link is taking me to a “coming soon” page. Is the post already published?
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: pictures just show up as question marksHey @maggiesonewayticket — I took a quick glance at your site and am seeing all your images / don’t see any that are showing up as a question mark.
If you’re still having the issue, a plugin may be blocking access to the images. You could try deactivating your plugins one at a time to see if that helps resolve it.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Mobile Optimisation>I should be able to change the mobile view without it affecting the desktop shouldn’t I? Every time I change the mobile it affects everything else!
If you are using the Gutenberg editor, the device preview option available via the “Preview” button in the upper right corner (with options for Desktop, Tablet, and Mobile) is only a preview. This is meant to help give you a sense of how the changes you make in the editor will appear in different contexts. The changes made while previewing a particular device will affect all sizes/contexts.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Social Media Gallery ResizeFor now, you can only change the background color/icon color of the full set in the sidebar settings. Changing the color of an individual icon is not an option in the interface but can be done using CSS. Each icon already has it’s own class name, e.g. “wp-social-link-wordpress” or “wp-social-link-twitter.”
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Social Media Gallery ResizeIf you are using the Gutenberg editor, you could try using the Social Icons block — there’s a “Size” option in the block toolbar that will change the size of all the icons at once.
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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: How do I update changes I just made in CSS?Hey Steve! There shouldn’t be anything else you need to click to activate the CSS change. I’ve noticed that it often helps to add an “!important” rule to the CSS to make sure that my adjustment is overriding all existing styling.