Jasnick

Thanks for reply Alvaro

The paragraphs were originally copied and pasted from Word docs.

Staging environment at present so would rather not post links.

While not new to web design, I am fairly new to using Gutenberg.
In a non-Gutenberg site I would just use CSS so that all paragraphs would have a certain style in whatever part of the site they were on. For example:

.entry-content p{
font-style:normal;
}

So I was wondering what the selector would be for column blocks.
I can see that I can remove the italics on each block on each page manually but was hoping I could do it via CSS globally for the site. Or is that not possible in Gutenberg?

Thanks

Update: I found the problem of duplicate captions disappeared when I changed the Lightbox Caption Source setting from: Smart (try to show both caption titles and descriptions if available) to
Same As Thumbnail

Thanks Riza – no I was just using the ordinary Gutenberg table.

Using the Classic Editor then converting it to a block worked well.

I will definitely have a look at the Advanced Table you mentioned.

Thank you htmgarcia

I tried doing what you suggested but selecting a single cell resulted in the entire table changing background color.

What about adding the Classic Editor plugin to the site and using that just to create a table. I tried that and I can color the text wherever a special color is needed, which would do. It does not throw up an error like the other one does.

Then I can switch back to Gutenberg and convert the table to Blocks and the color seems to be retained.

Thank you very much for your prompt action.

Thanks feedmeastraycat

I just want to turn the Rich Text widgets (your plugin WP Editor Widget) into Text Widgets (In-built WP widget).

Yes I could copy and paste, but I have hundreds.

Thank you anyway for your reply.

Hi Patrick

Thank you very much for the help. I do appreciate it.

Kind regards

Jasnick